My Steenbergen Sopranos have a wonderful smooth sound. At the same time they sound “very“ baroque bell-like and far reaching into the surrounding area. Characterized by tonal and dynamic flexibility this soprano recorder consistently surprises the audience. Most listeners are amazed that a soprano recorder can sound so pleasant.

The flexibility of this instrument concerning dynamics and sound is incredible.
You can play piano to forte without using alternative fingering and without losing pitch.
The sound character is wide, bell-like and warm, but is easy to lure every other possible sound from this recorder. The player has no limits for musical interpretation.
Many players are astonished when they find out that the recorder is 442 Hz after having played it for the first time. The sound is so much greater than conventional treble recorders.
This recorder has a very good leading sound in high rooms and is heard very well even in combination with modern instruments. I am happy to individualize all my recorders concerning the players breath type.

The „grande dame“ great lady of high baroque recorders.
It is repeating very fast in all registers and has a very counterbalanced great sound.
It is remarkable how strong the low register is in my Denner copies.
This recorder is particularly suitable for all kinds of baroque music.
In concert violinists and cellists will be very grateful for not having to cut back in their musical expression due to the Denner recorder from my workshop. It can easily keep up with sound volume, dynamics and resonance.
I am happy to individualize all my recorders concerning the players breath type.

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This recorder suits the French baroque music with its countless ornamentations best. It has a stable and balanced sound.
I like to characterize it as a trunk of a tree with adornments entwined around like tender leaves.
Due to stability the tone is a little less dynamic compared to the Denner alto recorder.
However it presents you with the necessary security for the complicated trill of the French baroque.
From low to high pitch consistantlty staying strong and warm in sound this recorder is a masterpiece of baroque art of recorder building.
The Bressan-alto recorder is available in 415 Hz, 392 Hz and as a copie of an original in
405 Hz (also with the original single or double fingerholes) It is possible to order for the headjoint of the 415 Hz version an additional body (middlejoint and foodjoint) in 392 Hz.
I am happy to individualize all my recorders concerning the players breath type.

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