Moeck STEENBERGEN 5214 RECORDER (BOXWOOD) - A 415Hz
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In the Baroque Spirit: The Legacy of the Frans Brüggen Collection
Designed in respect of the original models associated with the Frans Brüggen collection, these recorders follow a "historical instrument" approach: to recover a clear timbre, a lively response, and articulation that naturally serve the Baroque repertoire. The goal is not only to achieve a beautiful sound but also a responsiveness that facilitates attacks, ornaments, and phrasing characteristic of this music.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This recorder is particularly suitable for musicians seeking a Baroque color and easy attack, especially in exposed passages or the upper register. It is well suited for early music practices (Baroque, Renaissance depending on approach), ensembles, pedagogical projects focused on "historical sound," as well as instrumentalists wanting an expressive recorder to work on articulation and rhythmic precision. Depending on your level, it will support serious progression (conservatory, structured lessons) as well as advanced practice focused on style and nuance.
Sound and Design
The declared character is a clear sound and "typically Baroque": a bright timbre, readable projection, and clean articulation even when the line becomes fast. The sensation of ease of sound production, including in the upper register, helps stabilize intonation and allows freer playing in dynamics and ornaments. The instrument is designed to offer a clear response to breath, facilitating note attacks and homogeneity across registers, a crucial point for long phrases and ornamented melodies.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To complete your setup without compatibility issues, you can add a music stand (for comfortable reading) and a tuner to secure intonation work in ensemble. For maintenance, prioritize an additional dedicated cloth and a dry storage space to preserve the stability and cleanliness of the air channel.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | boxwood | ||
| Aesthetic orientation | clear "typically Baroque" sound | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Moeck Soprano Steenbergen 5214 flute tuned to 415 Hz?
The tuning specified for this model is A at 415 Hz.
What fingering system does this soprano recorder use?
The stated system is Baroque. This configuration matches the specifications for reference 5214.
Is the Moeck 5214 made from boxwood?
The body is made of boxwood, a material mentioned in the specifications. The noted color is brown. The finish is natural.
Is this soprano recorder suitable for a professional level?
This model is classified as professional level in its technical features. It combines a Baroque system with boxwood construction.
What is the finish of the Steenbergen 5214?
The specified finish is natural, with a brown color.



