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Maker: David Coomber-Klitgaard

Country: New Zealand

Address_1: PO Box 12-1165, Henderson, Auckland 8

Telephone: +64 9837 6133

Fax: +64 9837 6134

Email: Hawkridge@xtra.co.nz
Web_Page: http://www.coomber-fern-recorders.co.nz/
Instruments: Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders after Kynseker; Ganassi recorders; baroque recorders after Steenbergen, Bressan, Denner, Stanesby, Wijne, Rottenburgh, Debey. Also manufactures Fern recorders

Notes: David Coomber-Klitgaard has been making recorders for 22 years. He started making in Holland while studying recorder at the Royal Conservatorium in the Hague, and the Stedelijk Conservatorium in Zwolle. Frederick Morgan gave several classes in recorder making at the Royal Conservatorium while he was in Europe in 1978. One of David Coomber’s greatest assets as a maker is his experience as a player and performer. He teaches the recorder to postgraduate level at Auckland University’s School of Music. David’s philosophy is to make the best quality recorders and that no recorder leaves the workshop unless it is up to the standards demanded of a professional instrument. David is always prepared to work alongside musicians to ensure the recorder they purchase meets their demands.

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Maker:	David Coomber-Klitgaard
Country:	New Zealand
Address_1:	PO Box 12-1165, Henderson, Auckland 8
Telephone:	+64 9837 6133
Fax:	+64 9837 6134
Email:	Hawkridge@xtra.co.nz
Web_Page:	http://www.coomber-fern-recorders.co.nz/
Instruments:	Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders after Kynseker; Ganassi recorders; baroque recorders after Steenbergen, Bressan, Denner, Stanesby, Wijne, Rottenburgh, Debey. Also manufactures Fern recorders
Notes:	David Coomber-Klitgaard has been making recorders for 22 years. He started making in Holland while studying recorder at the Royal Conservatorium in the Hague, and the Stedelijk Conservatorium in Zwolle. Frederick Morgan gave several classes in recorder making at the Royal Conservatorium while he was in Europe in 1978. One of David Coomber’s greatest assets as a maker is his experience as a player and performer. He teaches the recorder to postgraduate level at Auckland University’s School of Music. David’s philosophy is to make the best quality recorders and that no recorder leaves the workshop unless it is up to the standards demanded of a professional instrument. David is always prepared to work alongside musicians to ensure the recorder they purchase meets their demands.