P. Bressan Alto F Recorder by Martin Wenner Material:European Boxwood It is not sharp but

It is not sharp but elegant and soft in the high registers

It has a slender and refined tone with a brilliance that is ideal for solo playing

as well as the extended note range

amaranth Fingering Baroque Features double holes

an installed adjustable thumb rest

P. Bressan Alto F Recorder by Martin Wenner Material:European Boxwood It is not sharp butPierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 1731) moved from France to England in 1688 and established himself in London, where he mainly made recorders. His instruments tended to have thick ivory mounts which he added on to his recorders after applying the golden ratio to cut them. Preserved original Bressan recorders can be found in many English museums, but also among the collection of Frans Bruggen, Amsterdam, on which this Wenner copy is modelled. Bruggen used