The instruments
Baroque alto recorder in F by Guido Klemisch, Berlin, 2000, after Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 – 1731).
Baroque alto recorder in F by Tim Cranmore, London, 1998, after Thomas Stanesby Jr. (1692 – 1754).
Voice-flute (baroque recorder in D) by Guido Klemisch, Berlin, 2004, after Pierre Jaillard Bressan.
Baroque bassoon by Peter de Koningh, Holland, 1996, after Thieriot Prudent (1732 – 1786).
Baroque bassoon by Olivier Cottet, France, 2004, after J.H. Eichentopf (1686-1769).
Violoncello by Max StrauB, Germany, 1769.
Baroque alto recorder in F by Tim Cranmore, London, 1998, after Thomas Stanesby Jr. (1692 – 1754).
Voice-flute (baroque recorder in D) by Guido Klemisch, Berlin, 2004, after Pierre Jaillard Bressan.
Baroque bassoon by Peter de Koningh, Holland, 1996, after Thieriot Prudent (1732 – 1786).
Baroque bassoon by Olivier Cottet, France, 2004, after J.H. Eichentopf (1686-1769).
Violoncello by Max StrauB, Germany, 1769.
Los instrumentos
Flauta de pico barroca en Fa, Guido Klemisch, Berlin, 2000, basada en los originales de Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 – 1731).
Flauta de pico barroca en Fa, Tim Cranmore, London, 1998, basada en los originales de Thomas Stanesby Jr. (1692 – 1754).
Voice-flute (flauta de pico barroca en Re), Guido Klemisch, Berlín, 2004, basada en los originales de Pierre Jaillard Bressan.
Fagot barroco, Peter de Koningh, Holanda, 1996, basado en los originales de Thieriot Prudent (1732 – 1786).
Fagot barroco, Olivier Cottet, Francia, 2004, basado en los originales de J.H. Eichentopf (1686-1769).
Violoncello, Max StrauB, Alemania, 1769.
Flauta de pico barroca en Fa, Tim Cranmore, London, 1998, basada en los originales de Thomas Stanesby Jr. (1692 – 1754).
Voice-flute (flauta de pico barroca en Re), Guido Klemisch, Berlín, 2004, basada en los originales de Pierre Jaillard Bressan.
Fagot barroco, Peter de Koningh, Holanda, 1996, basado en los originales de Thieriot Prudent (1732 – 1786).
Fagot barroco, Olivier Cottet, Francia, 2004, basado en los originales de J.H. Eichentopf (1686-1769).
Violoncello, Max StrauB, Alemania, 1769.
