Moeck Recorders

Moeck's Steenbergen model is based on an original instrument from the legendary recorder Collection of Frans Brüggen. Their warm, glowing and "typically baroque"  sound makes these instruments very expressive, perfect for soloists. This instrument is sold with a leather soft case, containing a cleaning rod and cloth, cork grease, a certificate...

This Moeck alto is based on an original model by Jacob Denner (Nuremberg, 1681-1735). Jacob Denner was the son and successor of the famous and esteemed woodwind-maker Johann Christoph Denner of Nuremberg. Just like his father, Jacob Denner's excellent craftsmanship was highly-regarded far beyond the borders of his homeland. Exquisite examples of Denner originals...

This expressive and dynamic Baroque alto recorder is based on a model by Thomas Stanesby, Sr. (London, 1668-1734) found in the collection of Frans Brüggen in Amsterdam. The original Stanseby instrument lends itself particularly well to reconstruction because of its characteristic tone in the lower, middle and upper register. Moeck's rendition is...

Moeck's Modern Recorders by Ralf Ehlert are suitable for recorder music from all styles and periods. On account of its strong tone color and volume, it is particularly suitable for playing with the piano and other "modern" instruments and is strong enough to hold its own with a Baroque orchestra. The Modern...

Moeck's Subbass is the first recorder in this register into which players can blow directly. With its elegant head and delicate beak, players have ample opportunity for articulation, which is usually only found in instruments of a higher register. This subbass gives a well-balanced timbre and an effortless response in a...

These Moeck tenors are based on original models by Parisian instrument maker Jean Hotteterre. The Hotteterre tenor has a powerful and warm sound in all registers. The instrument is ideal for solo playing. Its wide range of 2 1/2 octaves means it can be used for most baroque flute literature....

About: These recorders are based on original models by Hieronimus Franciscus Kynseker (Nuremberg, 1636 - 1686) kept in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum of Nuremberg. It is evident from its shape that the Kynseker is the link between the straight form of the Renaissance recorders and the extravagantly turned baroque recorder. Its inner...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...

Moeck Rottenburghs are today's most-played baroque solo recorders. It is the instrument of choice for those who wish to play music at an advanced level. This is a reliable instrument with a tone that carries through, whether played in small or large ensembles. It also lends itself perfectly for solo...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Flauto Rondo is designed for players who have gained some experience and require a more flexible tone and increased dynamic potential. It is comfortable to hold and allows for easy fingering. The Flauto Rondo has a balanced tone in all registers, which blends well in ensemble playing and...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...

The Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints...