Soprano recorder by Manzoni dated 1718.
Soprano recorder dated 1718 by Manzoni in Milano. Italian maker, not known but the craftmanship of this maker shows a real skillfulness. Too much rare.
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Transverse flute baroque period by Gaget à Bar circa 1720/1730.
Transverse flute signed Gaget à Bar, baroque period circa 1740/1750. 4 parts.Key missing .A later replacement on the left hand , hole damaged. Certainly fruitwood instrument. Very wide horn mounts. measurements : total length : 647 mm , sounding length : 591,5 mm. diameter blowing hole : 9 mm. diameter head bore : 29 mm. foot bore; 15 mm. length of mounts from the head until the foot : 31 mm, 31 mm, 12 mm, 10,5 mm.
I wrote that description before the repair. Both with my repairer we decided it was flauto d'amore. We wrong, of course it is a very long flute, but in fact a D flute with the pitch of 392. So an earlier one made about 1720/1730. A new element is about the place where Bizey was born ; " Bar sur Aube " he was married three times when he was in Paris and each wife was also born in Bar. So, Gaget was the first master of Bizey ? It is possible. So we are waiting the new data element which will prove it.
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I wrote that description before the repair. Both with my repairer we decided it was flauto d'amore. We wrong, of course it is a very long flute, but in fact a D flute with the pitch of 392. So an earlier one made about 1720/1730. A new element is about the place where Bizey was born ; " Bar sur Aube " he was married three times when he was in Paris and each wife was also born in Bar. So, Gaget was the first master of Bizey ? It is possible. So we are waiting the new data element which will prove it.
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One key flute by Crone in Leipzig circa1750/ 1760.
One silver key flute by Gottlieb Crone in Leipzig circa 1750/1760.Boxwood and ivory mounts.The left hand was missing,J.F Beaudin made a left hand copy 40 years ago.The pitch is 410/415.Remarkable sound so typical from that period.Gottlieb Crone 1706/1768 is representative of the Baroque workmanship.Very good condition.
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Martin lot flute circa 1760/1770.
Go to " classical flute " to find photos and description.Difficult to tell if it is a baroque or classical instrument. The pitch and some details of construction is baroque, but others details a classical period construction.
