Violone in G after Ernst Busch (1640) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated Stained maple

Stained maple

The tenor recorder is distinguished by a brilliant high register (can be played to G'''

This alto recorder is constructed at a pitch of a=415 Hz or in European boxwood at a=392 Hz

Christopher English is a highly skilled American bow maker whose bows are esteemed in the Early Music Community

(1692-1754) worked in London and achieved great fame and standing in his day through the manufacturing of the finest woodwind instruments

Violone in G after Ernst Busch (1640) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated Stained mapleThis Lu Mi violone in G is modeled after a 1640 original by Ernst Busch. The short string length makes this instrument ideal for rapid passages. The corpus is too small to play in low D tuning. This violone features a high quality, fine grain wood with a thick, glossy finish and ornate decorative purfling on the belly, back and edges of the instrument. The fingerboard and tailpiece will either have an ebony veneer, a burled maple veneer, or an ebony