The Recorders

 

played in the various audio clips on this website are:

 

* (Cylindrical) alto and tenor recorder by Monika Musch (late medieval music).

* Medieval recorder (tenor) by Bob Marvin (Gruuthuse-Aloeette).

* Alto recorder by Stephan Blezinger (late medieval music - Buxheim).

* Consort recorders after Bassano by Adrian Brown (Senfl).

* Consort recorders after Schnitzer by Peter van der Poel (Isaac, Ganassi).

* Consort recorder (tenor) after Schnitzer by Adriana Breukink (Dowland).

* Alto recorder after Denner by Paul van der Linden (Chédeville / Vivaldi, Bach).

* Anonymous sopranino recorder (van Eyck).

* Alto recorder after Stanesby jr. by Fumitaka Saito (Telemann). In this video, I speak about this particular recorder (in Dutch language), and you can hear the instrument in solo music by Daniel Purcell and Godfrey Finger (live recording). 

* Voice flute after Bressan by Ricardo Kanji (contemporary music - 'Annevoie').

* Paetzold bass recorder (contemporary music - 'Peripteron').

 

 

In cooperation with specialized luthiers and other instrument makers, several members of the ensemble Fala Música were involved in the research and reconstruction of instruments from the late medieval period, such as the 'Dordrecht recorder' (in cooperation with Heinrich Köllner-Dives, Germany), cylindrical recorders (Monika Musch, Germany), the 'Schifanoia'-lute (Carel Huiskamp, NL), a 'viella da braccio' (Amit Tiefenbrunn, Israel), the 'Wartburg-harp' (Claus-Henry Hüttel, Germany), organetto (Marcus Stahl, Germany) and the 'Guitbert-trumpet' (Graham Nicholson, NL). These instruments are played in the various audio clips on this website.