Mollenhauer Denner Tenor 542 - Rosewood (baroque fingering)
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Denner: a high-end series inspired by historical instruments
The Denner series by Mollenhauer follows a demanding approach: it is developed based on the original instruments of Jacob Denner (1681-1735), a renowned maker who worked notably in Nuremberg and Copenhagen. This "inspired by old models" positioning aims for a balance sought by flutists: a clear, versatile instrument capable of remaining reliable even in the high register, while retaining a typically baroque sound signature.
For which musicians and repertoires?
This tenor recorder is primarily intended for intermediate to advanced musicians who wish to access a more refined craftsmanship, as well as for players oriented towards early music and baroque repertoire. Its design, aimed at stable tone production and good pitch control, also makes it suitable for ensembles (consorts), chamber music, or for flutists seeking an expressive and precise tenor.
Sound and design
The rosewood provides a warm response and beautiful harmonic density, ideal for supporting a bright baroque timbre without losing depth. The fully scooped holes contribute to better regularity of tone production and a more comfortable sense of intonation across all registers, including the high range. Ergonomically, the design is intended to facilitate playing, even for musicians with large hands, while maintaining a refined aesthetic thanks to the finely crafted ornamental rings and a surface treated with vegetable oils.
Recommended compatible accessories
To preserve the response and longevity of the wood, regular maintenance is essential: use the swab after each session to limit residual moisture, and apply the joint grease as needed to ensure smooth assembly. The supplied case allows safe transport and limits shocks.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | rosewood | ||
| Model | Denner | Holes | Fully scooped |
| Material | Rosewood | Fingering | Baroque |
| Surface | Treated with vegetable oils | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Mollenhauer Denner Tenor 5420 use baroque fingering?
The reference 5420 is designed with a baroque fingering system.
What material is the 5420 tenor recorder made of?
The body is made of rosewood. This wood corresponds to the natural brown finish specified for this model.
Is this Mollenhauer tenor recorder suitable for a professional level?
This model is intended for a professional level. Its designation Denner Tenor 5420 precisely identifies this rosewood version.
What finish is specified for the Mollenhauer Denner Tenor?
A natural finish is specified. The indicated color is brown, consistent with the rosewood material.
Is the 5420 model a rosewood tenor recorder?
This Denner Tenor reference is made of rosewood and has a brown color. The indicated system is baroque. The mentioned usage level is professional.
