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Orpheus Music - http://orpheusmusic.com.au/
They support contemporary music for recorder by publishing new recorder works, as well as supplying a range of other recorder music. |
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Magnamusic Distributors, Inc. - http://www.magnamusic.com/
Recorders by Moeck, Adler, Heinrich, Aura, Coolsma, Dolmetsch and Zen-On, collection of early and contemporary sheet music. |
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Courtly Music Unlimited - http://www.courtlymusicunlimited.com/
Located in Warrensburg, NY, Richie and Elaine Henzle offer wood and plastic recorders, historical winds and percussion, sheet music, recorder supplies, and accessories. |
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Recorder Music Mail - http://www.recordermail.co.uk/
Information about the recorder, harpsichord and fortepiano, with a catalogue of music available through the site, and links to publications. |
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Prescott Workshop - http://prescottworkshop.com/
Devoted to making copies of historical woodwinds by master-craftsman Thomas M. Prescott. |
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Jan Hermans Historical Woodwinds - http://www.historicalwoodwinds.be/
Renaissance and baroque recorder and traverso maker. |
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Moeck Musikinstrumente und Verlag - http://www.moeck.com/
Recorder maker offering the Flauto, School, Rondo, Rottenburgh, Steenbergen, Denner, Stanesby, Ehlert, Hotteterre, and Renaissance lines, as well as other historical instruments, books, CDs, and the TIBIA periodical. |
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Adriana Breukink - http://www.adrianabreukink.com/
Maker of the Schnitzer and Bassano lines of recorders, and designer of the Mollenhauer Dream recorders. |
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Löbner Blockflöten - http://www.loebnerblockfloeten.de
Recorder maker and dealer in Bremen, Germany. |
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Aafab BV - http://www.aafab.nl/
Manufactures Aura, Conservatorium, Coolsma, Zamra and some Dolmetsch recorders in Utrecht. |
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Joachim Rohmer Recorders - http://www.rohmer-recorders.de/
Recorder builder in the tradition of the old masters. |
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Mollenhauer Recorders - http://www.mollenhauer.com/html/ENGLISH/Startup_E.htm
Copies of historical instruments, special keywork for handicapped musicians, and repair of all woodwind instruments. |
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Luca de Paolis Recorders - http://www.ldpflautidolci.net/
Italian maker of medieval, Renaissance and Baroque recorders. |
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David Coomber Fern Recorders - http://www.coomber-fern-recorders.co.nz/
New Zealand recorder maker offering copies of Bressan, Denner, Bizey, Stanesby, and Kynsker instruments. |
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Anthony Arnold - http://www.musicadonumdei.org/Flutes/
Baroque flute and recorder maker, also offering to tune and maintain harpsichords. |
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Kaus Scheele Blockflötenbau - http://www.flautodolce.de/
German maker of recorders, portativ organs and music stands. Offers information about the care of recorders. |
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Low Pitch Recorders by Robert Shlaer - http://home.earthlink.net/~lowpitchrecorders/
Offering an economically priced alto recorder tuned to play at "low pitch" (A=415 Hz). Located in Santa Fe, NM. |
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Blockflötenbau Roessler - http://www.roesslerweb.de/
German maker of Scholar, Master and Dulcia model recorders. |
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Paul Richardson - http://www.prichard.arrakis.es/
Maker of Ganassi, Renaissance and Baroque recorders from Madrid Spain. |
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Jim Bartram - http://www.bartramrecorders.com/
Located in the Coupeville, Washington, a retired builder of Renaissance recorders offer recorder revoicing, tuning, and new cork or string joints. |