Professional Renaissance Tenor Flute traverso Bassano 440 Hz

Description

Rennaissance  tenor flute traverso d1-g3  , 440 Hz(for special order 465 382,394,415  Hz too) in one piece. Sycamore wood. Hight quality.
This is a great copy of the Renaissance flute with perfect intonation, songful and noble sound on a full scale
That flute was made in G.Tomaszewicz's workshop
For special order we add CD with Grzegorz Tomaszewicz's  ensamble- Collegio Antico with Renaissance music.
5 years warranty!!!
If you will be not satisfaction you can return that flute during 14 days, money back guarantee!!!
The studio of Mr. Tomaszewicz produces four types of renaissance and early baroque flutes with different sound characteristics.
Bassano
This is the most common Renaissance flute on old iconography.
It has a delicate structure, it is made of one piece of wood.
Sweet, delicate sound, very fast articulation.
It is perfect for playing in small bands accompanied by singers and lute.
It works perfectly in the solo repertoire - Van Eyck
Rafi/ Verona
It's a flute with a wider channel and thicker walls than Bassano.
Strong sound throughout the scale, perfect intonation.
This flute is dedicated to musicians for playing songs and dances.
Its two-part construction is very convenient for transporting and for correcting intonation.
The bass flute in this series is extremely comfortable and easy to play.
The most common problem in bass flutes from the renaissance period is the extreme distance between the holes in the fingers, in this model the problem is minimal.
Lissieu
One of the most beautiful flutes preserved to our times.
It combines the character of Bassano and Verona flutes.
A loud, sweet sound, perfect intonation, easy to play even for modern flutists.
Model from the Museum of Instruments in Berlin
This simple flute has a powerful sound, sometimes comparable to contemporary folk flutes or to the so-called Swiss Renaissance flutes.
The dominant, very loud first octave.
This flute is perfect for bands playing dance music with many musicians.
It combines well with cornetto, shawm and percussion instruments.
It is also often used for playing medieval music.