Description

The Aulos collection of Tenor recorders are made of highly resilient ABS plastic and feature sleek design cues and small to medium spaced finger holes – making them suitable for a wide range of players.

Sitting an octave below Descant (Soprano) recorders (c’ – d”’ register), Tenor recorders offer a rich tone and are commonly used for solo playing and contemporary ensemble works.

Tenor recorders use the most common fingering system – Baroque (English) fingering – unless otherwise noted.

Aulos Tenor 211A Robin – Key Features.

Tone: Clear gentle tone. Lighter and smoother in playing at the higher register.

Design: Three-piece. Curved windway – concave bell at the foot-joint. Patented AULOS “cavity wall” design. No key.

Colour: Dark Brown and Ivory.

Suitable for: Wide range of players. Solo playing and contemporary ensemble works. Smaller and less widely spaced finger holes provide attractive appearance and make this instrument very suitable for the smaller hand.

Register: c’ – d’’’

Fingering: Baroque (English).

Material: ABS resin.

Accessories: Leatherette bag, fingering chart, cleaning rod, thumb rest and joint grease.

Length: 62.2cm