Soprano Recorder (a415) in Maple by Takeyama Period_Various In “Easy Jazz Studies for

In “Easy Jazz Studies for Recorder” Tilmann Dehnhard offers ten easy to intermediate compositions that help with melodic style and articulation as they relate to jazz

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Soprano Recorder (a415) in Maple by Takeyama Period_Various In “Easy Jazz Studies forTakeyama Soprano Recorder in Maple a=415. His a415 maple soprano is extremely light to hold and characterised by a powerful, warm, flute like sound, with great clarity in the upper register. With case, fingering chart, cork grease and pull through. About Takeyama Takeyama from Japan is regarded as one of the foremost recorder makers. His recorders are renowned for their ease of playing, consistency and unrivalled quality of manufacture.