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Moeck Renaissance Consort Subbass in F

Introducing the Moeck Renaissance Consort Subbass in F, a meticulously crafted instrument designed to bring the rich tones of the Renaissance era to life. This exceptional recorder is part of the renowned Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection, which draws inspiration from the well-preserved Renaissance recorders housed in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. The Subbass in F offers a unique combination of authenticity and functionality, making it a perfect choice for musicians and enthusiasts alike. Key features include a single F key, fontanelle, and bocal, ensuring a seamless playing experience.

Unique Construction and Playability

Crafted from dark stained Maple, the Moeck Renaissance Consort Subbass in F is a testament to Moeck's commitment to quality. Its head and lower joint feature tenon joints reinforced with a brass ring, providing a robust yet responsive instrument. The basic playing pitch is 440 Hz, though the tuning can be slightly adjusted with the short metal ring linking the tenons. This allows for a harmonious blend when playing in an ensemble. The fingering of this series differs from conventional Baroque fingering, embracing the original Renaissance fingering for a meantone temperament. This purity of thirds is particularly attractive for ensemble playing, where the instruments blend seamlessly without overpowering each other.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Subbass in F is ideal for both professional musicians and passionate amateurs. Its octave plus a sixth range and authentic Renaissance fingering make it a versatile instrument for a variety of musical genres. The included hard leather case, cleaning rod, cloth, cork grease, maintenance certificate, fingering chart, and maintenance kit ensure that your instrument remains in top condition. Whether you're performing in an ensemble, practicing at home, or exploring the rich sounds of the Renaissance period, the Moeck Renaissance Consort Subbass in F is a reliable and enjoyable choice.