Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM RECORDER SOPRANO 4119

A Recorder Inspired by the Renaissance, at the Heart of Mollenhauer Expertise

The Renaissance period is often considered the golden age of large recorder ensembles, where the primary goal was an exemplary blend of timbres and homogeneity. The Mollenhauer "Rêve d'Adri" embodies this spirit: its design incorporates these qualities of craftsmanship that allow multiple recorders to respond to each other without any dominating. The result: an instrument perfectly at ease in collective contexts, while remaining expressive in solo performance.

For Whom and in What Playing Contexts?

This soprano recorder is especially suited for students (beginners to intermediate) and teachers seeking a pleasant, stable, and consistent instrument for classroom practice. Its balance makes it relevant for the Renaissance repertoire, introduction to classical music, ensemble playing, and accompaniment in group pedagogy. The large holes are also a real advantage for children: the tactile sensation is more distinct, which can help stabilize finger placement.

Sound and Design

Natural pearwood provides a warm sonic personality, with a rich timbre and a great ability to blend with other recorders. The bore and overall balance promote easy sound production and register homogeneity, highly appreciated in ensemble playing. The baroque fingering allows access to a wide repertoire with standardized fingerings, while the double hole contributes to better intonation of sensitive notes and increased comfort in playing accidentals.

Included Accessories

The recorder comes with a case including: a microfiber cleaning swab for maintenance, a fingering chart for quick progress, joint grease, and a maintenance manual to keep the instrument in perfect condition.

Technical specifications

Level	Student	Color	Brown
System	Baroque	Finishing	Natural
Materials	Pearwood

Type	Soprano recorder	Tuning	A = 442 Hz
Model	Rêve d'Adri	Fingering	Baroque
Material	Natural pearwood	Double hole	Yes