Mollenhauer DENNER 5020 Sopranino uzdužna flauta

Mollenhauer DENNER 5020 Sopranino — Baroque brilliance for demanding players

The Mollenhauer DENNER 5020 Sopranino (rosewood) draws inspiration from the original designs of Jacob Denner, offering historic authenticity along with superior modern performance for advanced musicians. This model is meticulously crafted for those who demand both clarity and a beautiful tone, with quick response throughout the recorder's extensive range. Within Mollenhauer’s respected Denner line, the rosewood sopranino excels in both solo and ensemble settings. A recorder of this caliber is designed to meet the expectations of professionals who value technical precision as well as expressiveness.

Exceptional features — Crafted for mastery

What stands out is the meticulous craftsmanship and high-quality rosewood, lending a particularly brilliant and expressive sound to the instrument. Stability of intonation and agility across all octaves are supported by undercut double holes and the baroque fingering system.

Key technical details for expressive performance

Precision construction supports demanding repertoire and confident ensemble work. The DENNER 5020 Sopranino balances historical character with contemporary standards for advanced players.

• Wood type: Rosewood (Dalbergia stevensonii) — rich timbre and visual elegance
• With baroque fingering and double holes, the player achieves accurate tuning and flexible articulation across all registers.
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz — modern standard for ensemble compatibility
• Range: f² – g⁴ — extended upper register for advanced repertoire

Ideal for advanced and professional recorder players

When tackling virtuosic, baroque, or contemporary works, musicians benefit from the quick response and stable intonation offered by this instrument. The DENNER 5020 Sopranino keeps pace with intricate passages and demanding ensemble settings, while its precise construction and careful tuning support both solo recitals and group performances. In both period ensembles and modern music, players find it enables expressive, articulate playing at every level.