Renaissance flutes
First only a side line, this early traverse flutes became now a further branch of my instrument making.
The larger instruments may be builded in one or two joints.
This flutes will appeal to friends of Early Music and folk-musicians alike.
Renaissance flutes in different woods: alto in g, tenor in d and c
Two different models of tenor flutes.
The standard model – here in two sections – has somewhat smaller holes and thicker walls, fork fingering works quite well.
On the more historic developed model for advanced players, the walls are thinner, the holes larger. This makes for a very quick response, a bigger tone, but a more difficult intonation.
