Moeck RONDO 2202

An ensemble recorder with a renewed design, within a structured range

The Flauto Rondo stands out with a design inspired by recorders intended for ensemble playing: priority is given to stability, homogeneity, and balanced projection. Its "new" aesthetic, elegant and delicate, clearly sets the tone: this is a recorder aiming for more than just a beginner instrument. The Rondo range is thoughtfully structured, with models selected to meet the expectations of already advanced musicians, and availability announced in many sizes, from sopranino to great bass in C.

Who is the Flauto Rondo for?

This recorder is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced musicians who want to gain flexibility, breath control, and nuance without losing the ease of sound production essential for daily playing. Even with breathing technique still being perfected, the Rondo maintains a stable response, allowing focus on musicality, articulation, and fingering precision.

In terms of repertoire, it is particularly suitable for ensemble playing (consorts, recorder orchestras, school music, early music), but also for individual practice when seeking an instrument with a warm timbre capable of a wider dynamic potential.

Sound and design

The Flauto Rondo is described as offering a warm, stable, and homogeneous sound throughout the entire range, with good coherence between registers. This stability is valuable in ensemble situations: the instrument places itself easily, retains its color, and promotes consistent intonation, even when breath control is not perfect.

The choice of suitable wood, here pearwood, contributes to the sensation of roundness and softness of the timbre. The design, both modern and delicate, is accompanied by thoughtful ergonomics: the recorder is pleasant to hold and the fingering is reported as comfortable, a key point for long sessions (rehearsals, lessons, concerts).

Finally, the instrument emphasizes a serious approach to chromatic playing: on models with baroque fingering, the presence of double holes (or equivalent systems depending on size) aims to secure accidentals and avoid "relearning" finger reflexes. The fingering remains familiar while providing cleaner execution of chromatic passages.

Recommended compatible accessories

If you already own recorder accessories, prioritize a swab adapted to the diameter of your instrument and a soft cloth for regular maintenance. For a wooden recorder, regular and careful maintenance helps preserve the instrument's stability and longevity.

Technical specifications

Level	Student	Color	Brown
System	Baroque	Finishing	Natural
Materials	Pearwood

Type	recorder	Double holes	C/C sharp and D/D sharp
Wood	pearwood	Adjustment	instrument adjusted by a luthier (ready to play)
Design	ensemble-type construction for a stable, warm, and homogeneous sound	Comfort	pleasant to hold, comfortable fingering
Ergonomics	designed to facilitate playing, including for small hands on larger recorders	Positioning	model developed for advanced-level musicians
Fingering	baroque	Range	availability announced in various sizes, from sopranino to great bass in C