Hotteterre A 392 Hotteterre A 392
I.H. Rottenburgh A 392 / 400 I.H. Rottenburgh A 392 / 400
I.H. Rottenburgh A 415 I.H. Rottenburgh A 415
G.A. Rottenburgh A 415 G.A. Rottenburgh A 415
A. Grenser A 415 - A 430 - A 440 A. Grenser A 415 - A 430 - A 440
Piccolos A 392 - A 415 / 430 Piccolos A 392 - A 415 / 430
Jacob Denner A 392 / 415 Jacob Denner A 392 / 415

Jacob Denner (1681-1735) A 392/415

stained boxwood, imitation ivory rings, register foot, silver key, A 392 / 415

stained boxwood, imitation ivory rings, register foot, silver key,
A 415 / 392 / 405 / love center A 415 in B (complete flute)

One of the few major flutes which has reached us in very good conditon and complete (also case).
We like to make the complete copy with the 4 centers (A 392, A 405, A 415 and love center in B A 415). The register foot is added to tune exactly the D.
The low A 392 center is probably the chamber pitch, the A 415 the church pitch.
They surprisingly speak equally even good, for instance A 392 for Bach in the Partita and A 415 for Bach Sonatas with harpsichord.
Jacob Denner is the reference for the recorder makers and according to us, for the traverso too.