Mollenhauer DENNER ALTO 5225
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Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Denner Alto Recorder
Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Denner Alto Recorder
- High-end alto recorder inspired by the historical instruments of Jacob Denner, for a rich and expressive Baroque playing experience.
- Body made of tulipwood with a surface treated with vegetable oils: pleasant to the touch and carefully finished.
- Baroque fingering and double holes for finer intonation and precise fingerings.
- Redesigned bore for a balanced Baroque timbre, stable intonation, and beautiful homogeneity across the entire range.
Manufacturer Information
Mollenhauer
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Conrad Mollenhauer GmbH
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A "redesigned" Denner: Baroque heritage according to Mollenhauer
The Denner series by Mollenhauer follows a high-end approach inspired by original instruments of Jacob Denner (1681-1735). This alto recorder captures the Baroque aesthetic and spirit while benefiting from modern work on the bore, offering stability and intonation consistency rarely found in an alto. The result: an expressive, elegant instrument designed to serve music with precision and nuance.
Who is this alto recorder for?
The Mollenhauer Denner alto targets intermediate to advanced musicians, as well as demanding recorder players seeking a reliable model for the Baroque repertoire and early music. Its balance of clarity, comfort, and stability also makes it an excellent practice recorder for ensembles, stage, or recording, especially when tuning and clean articulation are essential.
Sound and design
Thanks to its redesigned bore, the Denner alto develops a bright and balanced Baroque timbre, with clear projection and remarkably stable intonation. The response remains reliable, including in the high register, while maintaining an "evolving" sound that allows shaping the tone color depending on attack and breath. In terms of craftsmanship, the fully scooped holes promote precision and homogeneity, while the ornamented rings and oiled finish emphasize artisanal character and playing comfort, even for large hands.
Recommended compatible accessories
Delivered with a cotton case edged with leather, a wooden cleaning rod, joint grease, a fingering chart, and a maintenance manual, this recorder already includes the essentials for transport and routine care.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | rosewood | ||
| Type | Alto recorder | Holes | Fully scooped |
| Model | Denner | Rings | Ornamented, finely crafted |
| Material | Tulipwood | Fingering | Baroque |
| Surface | Treated with vegetable oils | Double holes | Yes |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Mollenhauer Denner Alto 5225 use Baroque fingering?
The 5225 model is equipped with a Baroque fingering system.
What wood is used for this alto recorder?
The body is made of rosewood. This material corresponds to the natural brown finish advertised for this model.
Is this Mollenhauer alto recorder intended for professional players?
This model is designed for a professional level. Its configuration combines Baroque fingering and rosewood construction.
What is the finish of the Denner Alto 5225?
A natural finish is applied, with a brown color. The visual appearance is related to the rosewood used for the instrument.
Is rosewood indeed the material of the Mollenhauer 5225?
The technical specifications indicate rosewood as the material for this instrument. The model is presented in an alto version with a Baroque system. The advertised color is brown.



