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Solo, cw, tb, Alto
Family: Solo Hans Coolsma designed his famous Solo recorders in co-operation with well-known players such as Frans Bruggen and Walter van Hauwe. These Dutch instruments are used worldwide by accomplished amateurs and professionals. They are made with the extensive hand fitting, voicing and tuning that demanding players require. Coolsma Solo recorders have a strong round sound with a range of two and a half octaves, making them excellent solo instruments.
The Terton soprano at a=415 is designed after the Amsterdam recorder maker Engelbert Terton (1676-1752). The original is in the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague. It is characterized by a clear sound in all registers.
The Bressan alto at a= 415 is designed after an instrument by Peter Bressan, a 17th century recorder maker. It has a high, tight windway and uniform tone quality in all registers.
Solo instruments are packed in a deluxe case, and each has its own individual number.
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