This flute is a reproduction of the original August Grenser (Dresden 1720-1807). Grenser went on to become one of the most famous wind instrument makers of the 18th-century. 

  

• Pitch A=440 hz
• Screwed stopper.
• Crafted from Grenadilla black wood, renowned for its density, hardness, and excellent acoustic properties, it provides a distinct tactile sensation, feeling substantial and solid in the hands. It holds significant historical importance in flute making.
• The wood-ends are protected by imitation ivory rings.
• The key is casted from brass, silver-plated and features steel springs with the most suitable leather pad.
• Comes with care instructions, and a guide with a fingering chart.
• Additionally, accessories such as a plush-lined protective case, cleaning cloth, and extra key pads are provided.

In addition to flutes, Grenser demonstrated his versatility as an instrument maker by crafting clarinets, basset-horns, and a bass clarinet. Several of Grenser's flutes were crafted to allow historically accurate tunings. These instruments were renowned for their bright and crisp tonal quality and were adaptable to various tuning.

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