Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 1119B Soprano uzdužna flauta

Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 1119B soprano: Ensemble Power Meets Modern Convenience

Intended for musicians who seek a full-bodied tone that blends in group settings, this recorder merges Renaissance inspiration with accessible features for today's player. The Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 1119B soprano employs a wide bore that delivers a robust yet gentle sound, suitable for both new students and seasoned players in classroom or ensemble environments.

Unique Features for Demanding Performers

What distinguishes this instrument is its blend of tradition and innovation. The combination of a pearwood body and a blue plastic headjoint imparts a characteristic timbre and practical durability. Double holes and Baroque fingering systems help achieve precise intonation and allow for expressive playing at any skill level.

Player-Focused Technical Highlights

Key parameters result in a unique balance of tone, comfort, and adaptability. Use it in folk groups, school bands, or solo practice and enjoy its fusion of Renaissance tone and modern reliability.

• Material: Pearwood body with blue plastic headjoint — lightweight, durable, and easy to maintain
• Bore: Wide (Renaissance-inspired) — produces a rich, powerful sound with good projection for group play
• With Baroque fingering and double holes, this recorder enables accurate and expressive performance across a two-octave range.
• Tuning: A = 442 Hz — compatible with modern ensembles and recordings
• Accessories: Cotton bag, cleaning rod, cork grease, fingering chart — everything needed for easy upkeep and immediate playing

For Group Sessions, Lessons, and Advancing Musicians

Teachers, students, and hobbyists will find this model well-suited for ensemble or classroom needs. The ADRI'S DREAM 1119B offers a strong, warm tone that lets performers blend or project as the situation demands, and its ergonomic finger holes and updated construction keep it practical for frequent use. It is the right choice for musicians prioritizing historical sound together with robust, low-maintenance design.

Mollenhauer: Nearly 200 Years of Recorder Craftsmanship

Mollenhauer's roots reach back to 1822, beginning with Johann Andreas Mollenhauer's legacy of woodwind instrument making. The company has built a reputation for merging traditional craftsmanship with innovations for contemporary musicians. The Dream series, featuring the ADRI'S DREAM 1119B, maintains this tradition with Renaissance-inspired designs tailored to modern educational and performance requirements.