Moeck Rottenburgh vintage recorder 1975, model 229 with baroque fingering

Description

Vintage Moeck Rottenburgh
Maple Sopran Recorder 229. There is a purchase receipt in Danish language, dated 27/12/1977 and also another receipt from Moeck (producent) in German language dated 18/04/1978, which shows that the recorder was sent for setup to adjust the pitch and intonation.
Baroque Fingerings and Straight Windway.
Double Holes C-C# and D-D#.
Made c.1970's in Germany.
Excellent condition and Clear Resonant Tone!
3-Piece wood. Measurement: approx. 32 cm.
Offered is a Moeck Rottenburgh maple sporano recorder Model 229. Designed after Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh by Friedrich von Heune. Plays with Baroque fingerings. This instrument also has a straight windway which is only found on older models. The straight windway is especially helpful in playing with a strong tone and is much more dependable than a curved windway when playing in a large group or for outdoor venues. Always good to have one of these on hand for special circumstances. Made in Germany c.1970's.
The condition is great. Overall a good player. Plays nicely with a clear resonant tone and in tune at A=440.
Makers description:
The Rottenburgh is the instrument of choice for those recorder players who wish to play music at an advanced level. It is a reliable instrument with a carrying tone, whether played in small or large ensembles. It also lends itself perfectly for solo pieces, e.g. for sonatas with basso continuo. The Rottenburgh is the ideal all rounder: reliable, balanced and with a full tone. Depending on the wood it has a warm full sound for ensemble playing and is beautifully clear and expressive as a solo instrument. All Rottenburgh recorders have double holes or double keys and are played with the baroque fingering technique. Choose the instrument which is just right for you from our wide range of different woods and variety of equipment.
Condition
Great aesthetic condition, excellent playing condition.  Instrument has been properly sanitized.