Mollenhauer Canta Soprano 2106 - Pearwood (Baroque fingering)
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Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Canta Soprano Recorder
Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Canta Soprano Recorder
- Pearwood Body : a wood valued for its stability and warm sound, with beautiful consistency across the entire range.
- Baroque Fingering : the most common standard for learning and repertoire, ideal for progressing with solid technical foundations.
- Double Hole : facilitates semitones and improves intonation, especially in the upper register.
- Ready-to-Play Pack : delivered with a cotton case and essential accessories for daily maintenance.
Manufacturer Information
Mollenhauer
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The Canta: a Mollenhauer Recorder Designed to Last
The Canta series showcases Mollenhauer's expertise with a simple and effective approach: a soprano recorder made of wood designed to be reliable, robust, and pleasant to use over time. Its design emphasizes practicality and consistency in playing, with a balanced sound spectrum that remains stable in various contexts (individual practice, lessons, group playing).
For Which Musicians and Styles?
The Mollenhauer Canta is aimed both at beginners who want to start on a serious instrument and at intermediate players seeking a versatile wooden soprano. It is perfectly suited to the Baroque repertoire and ensemble music (recorder orchestras, workshops, classes), while remaining very enjoyable in solo performance thanks to its easy response and clear tone.
Sound and Design
Its pearwood body contributes to a clear and pleasant timbre, with a "full" sound feel and good register homogeneity. The Baroque fingering offers precise and familiar fingerings, while the double hole improves intonation and control of altered notes. In terms of handling, the recorder stands out with a lightweight construction and well-thought-out weight distribution, allowing for a more relaxed hold during extended playing sessions.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
The recorder comes with a cotton case, a microfiber cleaning swab, and joint grease : essentials to protect the instrument and ensure regular maintenance. The fingering chart and maintenance manual facilitate getting started and developing good habits from the very first notes.
Technical specifications
| Level | Student | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | Pearwood | ||
| Model | Canta | Tuning | A = 442 Hz |
| Material | Pearwood | Fingering | Baroque |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
A soprano recorder praised for "very good sound" and "precise construction." Customers said it's easy to play with a pleasant tone. One shopper noted durability concerns after a year when the head cracked, though sound quality remained unaffected. Generally recommended as a quality study instrument.
Review highlights
- âVery good sound. Easy to playâ
- âPleasant sound. Precise construction.â
- âVery beautiful fluteâ
Based on 8 reviews
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A year without problems, it is a good study flute. to date it has split at the head level which does not alter the sound but it is likely to get worse and for the price of the repair I bought another flute.
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a very beautiful flute, no regrets!!
All that's left is for me now! :)
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Great purchase via this site; very relevant advice; very friendly welcome.
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Remarkable... very careful delivery and preparation, best regards.
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Very pleasant sound. Precise construction.
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Questions frequently asked
Does this soprano recorder use Baroque fingering?
The system indicated is Baroque fingering, in accordance with the model designation.
What wood is used for the Mollenhauer Canta Soprano 2106?
The manufacturing is stated as pearwood. This material corresponds to the technical sheet for reference 2106.
Is the Mollenhauer Canta 2106 suitable for study?
This model is classified at the study level. It is thus intended for an instrumental learning context. The sheet does not specify any particular school level or cycle.
What is the finish of this pearwood recorder?
A natural finish is specified. The announced colour is beige.
Is reference 2106 a soprano recorder?
The product designation indicates a soprano recorder. The associated reference is 2106.



