Instrument Collection

A collection of the period instruments I own. Click on the photos for more detail.

For more information on Wolf Instruments: Guntram Wolf Modern and Historical Woodwind Instruments
For more information on Fox Instruments: Fox Products

Soprano Shawm (Moulder) after Spanish original, Bass dulcian (Junghanel) after Italian original, soprano recorders after originals in the Wiener Kunsthistorisches Museum (Rob Turner)
Renaissance and Medieval

Left: Soprano Shawm (Moulder) after Spanish original

Center Top: soprano recorders after originals in the Wiener Kunsthistorisches Museum (Rob Turner)

Center Bottom: Galician-style tambourine

Right: Bass dulcian (Junghanel) after Italian original

Soprano Shawm (Moulder) after Spanish original, Bass dulcian (Junghanel) after Italian original, soprano recorders after originals in the Wiener Kunsthistorisches Museum (Rob Turner)
Baroque

Left: Baroque bassoon (pitched at 415) was made by Guntram Wolf in Kronach, Germany in 2003. It is a copy of an anonymous instrument circa 1700.

Center Top: 415 Aesthe recorder

Center Bottom: Anonymous small tunable field drum

Right: French Baroque bassoon (pitched at 392) is also an anonymous instrument from circa 1700 made by Guntram Wolf in 2007.

Soprano Shawm (Moulder) after Spanish original, Bass dulcian (Junghanel) after Italian original, soprano recorders after originals in the Wiener Kunsthistorisches Museum (Rob Turner)
Baroque

Moeck J. Steenbergen Soprano recorder 415

Classical bassoon is a copy of a Heinrich Grenser circa 1800 and was made by Guntram in 2005.
Classical

Classical bassoon is a copy of a Heinrich Grenser circa 1800 and was made by Guntram in 2005.

Modern Fox 601 bassoon from 1995
Modern

Modern Fox 601 bassoon from 1995.

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