Mollenhauer CANTA TENOR 2446
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Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Canta Tenor Recorder
Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Canta Tenor Recorder
- Pearwood Body : a wood appreciated for its pleasant touch and good stability, ideal for regular use.
- Baroque Fingering : a pedagogical and musical reference, offering better precision for accidentals.
- Optimized Playing Comfort : balanced weight and lightweight craftsmanship for a more relaxed hold, both in rehearsal and concert.
- Complete Equipment : case and maintenance accessories included to easily start and care for the instrument.
Manufacturer Information
Mollenhauer
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Conrad Mollenhauer GmbH
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Canta: Mollenhauer's Vision of a Reliable and Versatile Tenor
With the Canta series, Mollenhauer offers a tenor recorder designed to be both robust, practical, and musical. The choice of pearwood and a "field-oriented" design make it a reassuring option for musicians seeking a durable instrument capable of keeping up with a demanding work pace, while maintaining a homogeneous sound spectrum across all registers.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This tenor recorder is aimed at both beginner to intermediate musicians looking for a serious instrument, and more advanced players seeking a reliable tenor for daily practice. It is particularly suited to the baroque repertoire, ensemble music (consorts, educational ensembles), but also to more modern pieces thanks to its versatile character, both in solo and group settings.
Sound and Design
The Mollenhauer Canta aims for a clear and pleasant sound, with an emission designed to remain comfortable. Its homogeneity facilitates transitions between registers, which helps work on intonation and note stability in an ensemble context. The double hole improves the precision of certain fingerings (notably in semitones), and the presence of a double key contributes to a more confident handling of a tenor recorder, while promoting a more relaxed hold thanks to a well-thought-out weight distribution.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve the wood and the instrument's longevity, regular use of the included microfiber swab (after each session) and the included joint grease is strongly recommended. The fingering chart also helps save time in learning baroque fingering and accidentals.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | Pearwood | ||
| Model | Canta | Fingering | Baroque |
| Material | Pearwood | Double key | yes |
| Pitch | A = 442 Hz | Accessories included | case with a microfiber cleaning rod, joint grease, fingering chart, care instructions |
| Double hole | yes | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Mollenhauer Canta Tenor 2446 use Baroque fingering?
The system indicated for this tenor recorder is Baroque fingering.
Is this tenor recorder suitable for professional level?
This model is classified at the professional level. This information corresponds to the provided technical sheet. The associated reference is 2446.
What wood is used for the Canta Tenor 2446?
The body is made of pearwood. This material is explicitly mentioned in the technical specifications.
What is the finish of this Mollenhauer recorder?
A natural finish is specified. The color indicated is brown.
What is the reference number for the pearwood Canta Tenor recorder?
Reference 2446 identifies the pearwood Canta Tenor. The title also specifies its Baroque fingering.



