A wide bore for full sound  ensemble playing.
From the Renaissance – The heyday of consort playing.
Renaissance recorders were constructed in such a way that their sound within the ensemble blended to create an especially
homogenous texture.
The construction of the Adri’s Dream Recorder is based on these very same characteristics. The wide bore creates a strong
yet soft tone – the ideal concept for recorders meant to be played in large groups: ensembles, group lesson or music class.
This recorder is made of pearwood and stained a delightful blue  or red.

This instrument especially suits folk music playing!

The broad bore making a broad sound and the slightly large hole make portamento more possible.

It has a baroque system of fingering (as all U.K players use)

Bag included.

These instruments take approximately a week to arrive and come factory fresh from the Mollenhauer workshop.