C. Palanca Transverse Flutes by Martin Wenner snakewood with double keys on the

with double keys on the two bottom notes

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Double Holes: straight or bent neck without keys

This tenor recorder was made by Johann Christoph Denner at the beginning of the 18th century

C. Palanca Transverse Flutes by Martin Wenner snakewood with double keys on theCarlo Palanca was an active bassoon player and instrument maker in Turin in the 1700s. Martin Wenner's Palanca flute is based on an original from a private collection in Frankfurt. In contrast to many other Baroque flutes, his instrument has an oval embouchure, giving it a more powerful sound. The original was manufactured in ebony, compressing the sound even more. The Palanca delights with the most diverse tonal shades. The usually very muted cross