Thomas (ed.): Playford Dances in 4-Part Settings, Vol. 1 - 68 Dances Instrument_Theorbo This Hotteterre tenor is made

This Hotteterre tenor is made from Castello boxwood Venezuela

as the finishing process is only possible once the instrument has been built

but can be made to fit other instruments and may require some adjustments

This Moeck 2300 Flauto Rondo alto is made of maple

The bore shape is based on concepts that were developed in the Denner family workshop

Thomas (ed.): Playford Dances in 4-Part Settings, Vol. 1 - 68 Dances Instrument_Theorbo This Hotteterre tenor is madeThe first of several volumes of Dance Realisations, providing simple arrangements of useful dance material that survives only as melody. These are arrangements of dances from Playford's The Dancing Master, which appeared in 18 different editions from 1651 to around 1725, and were intended primarily for playing to dancers.