Bass Recorder (a442) in Tamana by Takeyama Wood_Cherrywood the works sounding newly minted

the works sounding newly minted in vital

This new period-instruments recording

is made of plumwood and has a warm

"Colour-ready" means that the green decorative ring supplied ex works is not permanently attached to the headjoint and can simply be replaced as required

Rondeau (Braun)

Bass Recorder (a442) in Tamana by Takeyama Wood_Cherrywood the works sounding newly mintedTakeyama Bass Recorder (a442) in Tamana. Recorders made of Tamana have a grain resembling rosewood, yet they are lighter and, surprisingly, produce a powerful sound. Includes case, interchangeable crook blown direct blown cap, fingering chart, cork grease and pull through. About Tamana Tamana grows in the Ogasawara Islands of Japan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trees were first planted around a hundred years ago as windbreaks, but some have since