Schneider F Alto Recorder with Key and Baroque Fingering
Premium three piece F alto recorder made from locally sourced mountain maple with Baroque fingering and key. Ergonomic design with a warm, expressive tone.
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Description
The finest instruments combine exceptional sound with effortless playability. This F alto recorder by Gerald Schneider is crafted for musicians who value both expressive tone and ergonomic comfort.
Made from locally sourced mountain maple, it produces a warm, balanced sound with excellent response. The Baroque fingering system is the international standard, making it suitable for advanced repertoire, ensemble playing and music education. The integrated key provides easier access to the lower notes and offers greater comfort, particularly for players with smaller hands. Its three piece construction also allows the instrument to be adjusted for a natural playing position.
Supplied with a pouch, cleaning rod and playing instructions, this alto recorder is ready for years of inspiring music making. Built for musicians who appreciate craftsmanship, comfort and authentic sound.
Features and Information
- F alto recorder
- Baroque fingering
- With key
- Tuning: A = 442 Hz
- Material: locally sourced mountain maple
- Finish: Natural, matt
- Three piece construction
- Warm and balanced tone
- Ergonomic key for comfortable playing
- Includes pouch, cleaning rod and playing instructions
- Manufacturer: Gerald Schneider Blockflötenbau
Additional Information
| Condition | New product |
| Manufacturer | Gerald Schneider Blockflötenbau |
| Product declaration | Single item |
| Taxation | Standard Rate |
| Instrument | Recorder |
| Intended Use | Intermediate, Beginner |
| Core material | Maple wood |
Details on product safety
Person responsible for the product in the EU:
Blockflötenbau G.Schneider
Markneukirchner Straße 65
08267 Klingenthal OT Zwota
Deutschland
E-Mail: info@schneider-blockfloeten.de
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