Moeck Rottenburgh 4206

The Moeck Rottenburgh 4206 has a warm sound and a flexible tone.
The recorder has three pieces, so whoever plays, can adjust the position of the pinky finger all by themselves.

Rottenburgh-Recorders
As well as the violin, the "classical" recorder has its origin in the baroque period. Centers have been Paris, London, Amsterdam, Nuremberg and Brussels. The popular recorder producer Friedrich von Huene has investigated all the originals.
Based on instruments of Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh MOECK created Rottenburgh-Baroque Recorders with modern tune. Today, they are the most-played baroque-solorecorders and proved theirself worthy.

Moeck Rottenburgh
The Moeck Rottenburgh Series are designed and built to meet the needs of professional players and ambitious semi-professionals. Only selected, high quality wood is used in the production. The intonation is carried out by experienced craftsmen in order to achieve a flawless result. The special shape of the windway and labium causes a quick response in all registers and a rich, flexible sound is achieved. The Rottenburgh Series models are manufactured in a wide range of different wood types with different sound and playability.

The famous recorder maker Friedrich von Huene has examined almost all traditional originals from this time in museums. The information gathered was adapted to the Recorders from Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph and used to develope the MOECK Rottenburgh Baroque recorder with a modern tuning. Rottenburgh recorders are the most played Baroque solo flutes and have proved to be particularly reliable.