Tenor recorder Denner comfort castello-boxwood

Denner – A wealth of sound from fine woods

Infos to the different woods you can find here.

A sophisticated ensemble based on original instruments by Jacob Denner (1681–1735) in Nuremberg and Copenhagen.

Our Comfort Tenor makes playing easy: two additional keys reduce the stretch of the hand.
G-key: The left ring finger no longer needs to be strained.
F-key: The right index finger stretches less, making the entire hand relaxed.
C/C#-double key: The ergonomically designed and easy to operate key mechanism relieves the little finger of any strain when playing the lowest notes.

Brilliant, expressive sound with a convincing charm.

Agile, quick response in all octaves: ideal for virtuosic music of any era.

Undercut finger holes: discover the particularly stable sounds of these instruments.

Visually impressive: finely crafted ornamental rings and a surface pleasingly finished with oil.

The tenor is the ideal instrument for anyone who already plays the soprano recorder but loves a warmer, deeper recorder sound. You don’t have to relearn anything: the fingerings and notation are identical to that of the soprano recorder.

Wood type: Castello boxwood

Fingering: Baroque with double holes and four keys

Fingering chart: download

Range: c¹ – gis³

Pitch: a¹ = 442 Hz

• Instrument
• Case
• Support strap
• Thumb rest
• Cleaning rod wood
• Joint grease
• Fingering chart
• Maintenance instructions