Mollenhauer Denner Soprano 5125 - Rosewood (baroque fingering)
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Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Denner Soprano Recorder
Essential Information About the Mollenhauer Denner Soprano Recorder
- High-end model with historical inspiration : developed based on original instruments by Jacob Denner to recapture the Baroque aesthetic and sound balance.
- Rosewood : a material valued for its harmonic richness and expressive response.
- Baroque fingering with double hole : facilitates intonation and allows for more precise fingerings, especially for altered notes and semitones.
- Ready to play : instrument adjusted by a luthier for a smoother experience from the very first notes.
Manufacturer Information
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A Denner Recorder: The Baroque Heritage Signed Mollenhauer
The Denner series is part of an effort to reproduce and adapt historical instruments associated with Jacob Denner (1681-1735), a major figure in instrument making in Nuremberg and Copenhagen. At Mollenhauer, this approach is reflected in meticulous craftsmanship, precise tuning, and attention to detail, offering a soprano recorder with a bright Baroque character and stable musicality, including in the upper register.
For Which Musician and Repertoire?
This soprano recorder is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced players (and demanding teachers) seeking a reliable, nuanced, and musical instrument. Its sound identity and Baroque fingering make it particularly suited for Baroque music (sonatas, concertos, ensemble music), while remaining relevant for chamber music, contemporary repertoire for recorder, or performances where projection and precision are essential.
Sound and Design
Rosewood provides a dense and colorful timbre, with a strong presence in the midrange and an expressive response. The instrument is designed to offer a clear tone and reliable, precise playability, even in the high register, where stability and intonation often make the difference on a soprano recorder. The fully scooped tone holes improve intonation and homogeneity, while the double hole facilitates fine fingerings. In terms of finish, the ornamented rings and the vegetable oil-treated surface enhance both aesthetics and comfort, with a design also suited for large hands.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
The recorder comes with a complete set for maintenance and transport: cotton pouch, cleaning rod, and joint grease. To preserve the response and longevity of the wood, regular cleaning after playing and measured use of grease on the joints are recommended, in accordance with the provided instructions.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | rosewood | ||
| Model | Denner | Rings | finely crafted ornamented rings |
| Material | Rosewood | Fingering | Baroque |
| Surface | treated with vegetable oils | Double hole | yes |
| Bore / holes | fully scooped tone holes | Ready to play | instrument adjusted by a luthier |
| Design | aesthetic also allowing playability for large hands | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Mollenhauer Denner Soprano 5125 use Baroque fingering?
This soprano recorder uses a Baroque fingering system, in line with its 5125 model number.
Is this soprano recorder suitable for a professional level?
The level indicated for this model is professional. Therefore, it targets musicians seeking a soprano recorder in this category.
What wood is used for the Denner 5125?
Rosewood is the material used for this recorder. The description specifies a natural finish and a brown color. No other materials are mentioned.
What does natural finish on a recorder mean according to the product sheet?
The announced finish is natural. The shade indicated for the rosewood is brown.
What is the model number of this Mollenhauer recorder?
The listed model number is 5125, referring to a Mollenhauer Denner Soprano in rosewood with Baroque fingering.



