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KONVOLUT BLOCKFLÖTEN (SOPRAN, ALT, TENOR), 20. JH.

Lot 86
18.03.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 100
AuctioneerGalerie Moenius AG
Event locationGermany, Wassenach
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ID 909833
Lot 86 | KONVOLUT BLOCKFLÖTEN (SOPRAN, ALT, TENOR), 20. JH.
Estimate value
€ 20 – 40
KONVOLUT BLOCKFLÖTEN (SOPRAN, ALT, TENOR), 20. JH.

Das Konvolut besteht aus sechs Blockflöten der Stimmlagen Sopran, Alt und Tenor. Die Flöten mit Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren wurden wohl in der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jh. gefertigt.
Die Tenorblockflöte ist dreiteilig mit einer Messingklappe und befindet sich in einem zugehörigen Instrumentenkoffer. Gesamtlänge der Flöte: 65,7cm.
Die Altblockflöte in G wurde von „Walthari“ in Mittenwald in Deutschland gebaut. Walthari ist die Signatur der heute noch agierenden Firma „GEWA“ in den 1960er Jahren. Gesamtlänge der Flöte: 47,7cm.
Weiter umfasst das Konvolut noch eine Sopranblockflöte der Firma Mollenhauer aus Fulda/D, eine weitere Sopranblockflöte, mit Aufschrift: „Yamaha Superio Recorder“, welche am Ende des Mittelstücks mit "104" gestempelt ist, sowie eine Sopranblockflöte, welche mit ineinander verschränktem „Db“ signiert ist und vermutlich zwischen 1973 und 1989 in der damaligen DDR hergestellt wurde. Eine letzte Sopranblockflöte ist unsigniert und lässt sich nicht zuschreiben. Gesamt
länge aller 4 Sopranflöten ca. 33cm.


SET OF SIX RECORDERS (SOPRANO, ALTO, TENOR), 20TH CENTURY
The set consists of six recorders for soprano, alto and tenor. The recorders with signs of age and use were probably made in the second half of the 20th century.
The tenor recorder is in three parts with a brass key and comes in a matching instrument case. Total length of flute: 65.7cm.
The alto recorder in G was made by "Walthari" in Mittenwald in Germany. Walthari is the signature of the still operating company "GEWA" in the 1960s. Total length of flute: 47.7cm.
The set also includes a soprano recorder made by Mollenhauer in Fulda, Germany, another soprano recorder marked "Yamaha Superio Recorder" and stamped "104" at the end of the middle joint, and a soprano recorder signed "Db", which was probably made in the GDR between 1973 and 1989. One last soprano recorder is unsigned and cannot be attributed. Total length of all 4 soprano recorders: Approx. 33cm.

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