Aulos
Aulos Recorder, Alto
Aulos Recorder, Alto
SKU:rec036
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Highest quality Alto recorder from Aulos, the world leader in high-quality recorders for over 60 years!
This high-quality Aulos 3-piece "Symphony" series Alto Recorder has excellent carrying power and a wide dynamic range, with a bright, rich and expressive tone quality. Excellent for both solo and consort playing. Three piece design with a dark brown body with ivory mouthpiece, ring and foot made of ABS plastic. Comes with a leatherette case, cleaning rod, thumb rest, joint grease, & fingering chart.
Features:
- Dark brown color with ivory-colored mouthpiece & trim
- Baroque fingering
- Plays in the key of F
- 47.3 cm in length
- Three-piece construction allows for precise intonation
- For solo playing and performance with other instruments in a "broken consort"
- Bright, rich tone quality with excellent carrying power and broad dynamic range
- Curved windway
- Concave bell at the foot joint
- Patented double joint permits smooth joining with no air leaks
- Constructed of strong high-class ABS resin
- Lifetime warranty against plastic breakage
- Includes leatherette case, thumb rest, cleaning rod, joint grease, & fingering chart
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