Mollenhauer Denner Tenor Double Key 5416 - Pearwood (baroque fingering)
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The Denner Series: a "historical" approach by Mollenhauer
The Mollenhauer Denner tenor recorder belongs to a series of recorders developed based on original instruments by Jacob Denner (1681-1735), a major figure in instrument making in Nuremberg and Copenhagen. The idea is clear: to rediscover a bright Baroque timbre and a demanding musical response, while benefiting from consistent modern manufacturing, with particular attention to tuning and finishing.
For whom and in which styles?
This tenor recorder is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced players (and teachers) seeking a reliable instrument to work on intonation, articulation, and tone color. It is especially comfortable in the Baroque repertoire, early music, chamber music, and recorder ensembles, while remaining relevant for acoustic variety or demanding educational projects thanks to its precision in the upper register.
Sound and design
Made of pearwood, the Denner offers a clear, bright, and carefully balanced tone. The instrument is designed to provide a stable response and reliable playability, including in the
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | Pearwood | ||
| Model | Denner | Double holes | yes |
| Material | Pearwood | Holes | fully scooped |
| Surface | treated with vegetable oils | Double key | yes |
| Fingering | Baroque | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Mollenhauer Denner 5416 use Baroque fingering?
This model is designed with a Baroque fingering system.
What skill level is this tenor recorder intended for?
The instrument is aimed at professional level. Its design meets the needs of musicians seeking a Baroque system tenor recorder.
What type of wood is used for this tenor Denner?
The body is made of pearwood. The natural finish preserves the brown appearance of the wood.
How many keys does the Mollenhauer 5416 have?
The 5416 model features two keys, as indicated by its "Double Key" designation.
What is the finish of this pearwood recorder?
A natural finish is specified for this professional model. Its color is brown, consistent with the pearwood material. The retained system is Baroque fingering.
