Mollenhauer Edition Denner Soprano DE-1111 - Lemonwood (Baroque Fingering)
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A Denner Designed for Excellence: The Mollenhauer Signature
Within the Mollenhauer range, the Denner stands out with a decidedly high-end approach, aimed at musicians seeking an instrument with character, crafted patiently. The manufacturing process relies on artisanal work where each recorder is monitored over time, alternating periods of playing and adjustment phases to optimize the instrument's overall stability and balance.
The choice of boxwood reinforces this positioning: a hard, aesthetic, and durable wood rediscovered for its musical qualities, offering a silky touch and a naturally decorative visual presence.
For Which Musician and Styles?
This soprano recorder is primarily intended for advanced musicians, discerning amateurs, and soloists who desire precise response and an instrument capable of delivering finely articulated musical phrasing. The Baroque fingering (the current standard in conservatories and early music) facilitates comfortable voice leading and controlled intonation in accidentals.
It is particularly at ease in Baroque music and historical repertoires (tuned to 415 Hz ), in chamber music, and solo playing, where dynamic range and intonation stability make the difference.
Sound and Design
The Mollenhauer Denner is described as having a strong and varied sound, with assertive projection and a flexible response : note attacks remain easy while maintaining a clear tonal center. The stable intonation supports expressive playing, with appreciable homogeneity across registers.
The boxwood, a hard wood with fine pores, contributes to a bright and well-centered tonal color. Ergonomically, the deeply cut finger holes improve finger guidance, the double hole (for certain low notes) refines intonation and facilitates more precise fingerings, while the ringed thumb hole and the rounded and polished beak reflect a finish oriented towards comfort and durability. The threaded joints complete the ensemble with a traditional fit.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To maintain the performance and longevity of a wooden recorder, it is advisable to have a swab suitable for soprano recorders (for moisture removal after playing) as well as joint grease to keep the assembly smooth and consistent. A case/cover is also recommended for daily transport and protection.
Technical specifications
| Level | Professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Natural |
| Materials | Lemonwood | ||
| Model | Denner | Thumb hole | ringed |
| Type | soprano recorder | Mouthpiece | rounded and polished |
| Material | boxwood | Joints | threaded |
| Finish | oiled surface and hand-polished | Case | leather |
| Tuning | A 415 Hz | Swab | wooden |
| Fingering | Baroque | Grease | for joints |
| Double hole | yes | Documentation | fingering chart and maintenance instructions |
| Finger holes | deeply cut | ||
Questions frequently asked
What fingering system does the Mollenhauer Edition Denner Soprano recorder DE-1111 use?
This soprano recorder uses the Baroque fingering system.
Is the Mollenhauer DE-1111 suitable for professional level?
Professional level is indicated for this model. Its design is therefore intended for demanding instrumental practice.
What wood is this soprano recorder made from?
The body is made of lemonwood. This material corresponds to the specification announced for the Mollenhauer Edition Denner DE-1111.
What finish does the Mollenhauer Edition Denner recorder have?
A natural finish is specified. The stated color is brown, consistent with the lemonwood used.
Is this a soprano recorder with Baroque fingering?
Yes, the soprano range and the Baroque system are indicated. The reference DE-1111 belongs to the Mollenhauer Denner edition. The professional level is also included in the features.



