Recorder, tenor (AM 1998.60.41-1) The tenor recorder is a member of the recorder family. It has the same form as a soprano (or descant) recorder and an alto (or treble) recorder, but it produces a lower sound than either; a still lower sound is produced by …

These lessons are for the tenor recorder. It has three parts, or joints, shown below. When assembled, the window on the head joint should line up with the holes in the middle joint. The foot joint has a single pair of closely spaced holes, covered by the little finger on the right hand.

2004年7月16日 · The Yamaha YRT-304B tenor recorder in the key of C incorporates many of the design elements of Yamaha wooden recorders with the convenience and durability of ABS plastic. It offers a focused, mellow sound which is balanced in all registers.

Aulos C-Tenor Recorder Symphony Mod.511B Baroque, Brown with Pocket, Cleaner/Wiper, Fat-Box and Fingering Chart (700097)

Sigo is a recorder model series developed in collaboration between Kunath Instrumentenbau and Geri Bollinger, one of Europe's leading recorder makers. The tenor instrument 5405-072 has almost the same grip width as a soprano (descant) recorder.

Yamaha provides a comprehensive range of high-quality tenor recorders available in both ABS resin and natural wood materials. This new model tenor incorporates Yamaha's wooden design expertise with the convenience and durability of an ABS material. It offers a focused, mellow sound which is balanced in all registers.

Browse our large selection of plastic and wooden tenor recorders. The tenor recorder is an octave below the soprano recorder and offers a rich tone. Tenors are available without keys, and with double or comfort keys to help with the larger stretch.

How to get started on the TENOR recorder! An intro and brief history, which instrument to buy, what repertoire to play, and how to tackle (embrace!) its part...

The innovative tenor recorder from the family of harmonic recorders is a high-end version for the most demanding standards. Based on the design of Dutch recorder maker Maarten Helder, the instrument was completely reworked in the Mollenhauer workshop in cooperation with recorder player Susanne Fröhlich.

The five main types of recorder instruments are the Sopranino, Soprano or Descant, Alto (treble), Tenor, and the Bass. Other recorders include the Garklein, Comroft Tenor, Great Bass, and Contra Bass.