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Hohner 9522 Soprano Recorder is a maple soprano recorder in C, the size and key used in almost every school recorder programme.
Wood rather than plastic, which is what a teacher notices first.
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| Type | Soprano recorder |
|---|---|
| Key | C |
| Body | Maple |
| Fingering | Baroque or German, confirm before order |
| Brand | Hohner |
Wood gives a warmer, less shrill tone and more control at low volume. A plastic recorder is more durable and cheaper, which is why schools issue them, but a wooden instrument sounds better in a recital.
Yes. Soprano in C is the standard beginner and classroom size, and nearly all method books are written for it.
Yes. Play it in gradually over the first weeks, swab the bore after playing and keep it away from radiators. Treated properly it will outlast a plastic one.
Matthias Hohner started making harmonicas in Trossingen, Germany in 1857, and the company has made more of them than anyone else since. The reason a Hohner turns up in the hands of blues players, buskers and session musicians is not nostalgia, it is that the reed plates are consistent from one instrument to the next and replacement parts stay available for models that have been in production for decades.
Wood gives a warmer, less shrill tone and more control at low volume. A plastic recorder is more durable and cheaper, which is why schools issue them, but a wooden instrument sounds better in a recital.
Yes. Soprano in C is the standard beginner and classroom size, and nearly all method books are written for it.
Yes. Play it in gradually over the first weeks, swab the bore after playing and keep it away from radiators. Treated properly it will outlast a plastic one.
Yes. Victory Musical Instruments supplies genuine Hohner instruments only, new and in the original packaging.
It carries the Hohner manufacturer warranty. Call 844-687-4208 with any coverage question.
Victory Musical Instruments is an instrument and pro audio dealer in Miami, Florida. We are players first, so if you are not sure which key you need or whether a diatonic or chromatic is the right instrument, call 844-687-4208 and you will reach someone who plays.
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