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Maker: John Hanchet

Country: United Kingdom (UK)

Address_1: 1 Roxley Close, Norwich NR7 0QH

Telephone: +44 01603 437 324 (UK)

Fax: +44 01603 437 324

Email: johnhanchet@hotmail.com
Web_Page: http://www.hanchet-woodwind.co.uk
Instruments: Medieval recorders; early renaissance recorders.

Notes: Also makes shawms.

Maker: Carl Hanson

Country: United Kingdom (UK)

Address_1: 23 The Crescent, Hipperholme, Halifax, W Yorkshire HX3 8NQ

Telephone: +44 01422 201289

Instruments: Renaissance recorders after Praetorius, Virdung & Agricola; Ganassi recorders.

Notes:

Maker: Bobby Harrell

Country: United States of America (USA)

Address_1: Unknown

Email: blue@brandonfla.com
Web_Page: http://www.brandonfla.com/typingtutor/build.htm
Instruments: One-handed recorders.

Notes: Bobby Harrell, a remarkable one-handed craftsman from Florida (USA), has designed and made a novel one-handed recorder, a modified Yamaha 300 plastic instrument.

Maker: David Heathcote

Country: United Kingdom (UK)

Address_1: 20 Nelson Road, Sheringham, Norfolk NR26 8BU

Telephone: +44 01263 821950

Email: david.heathcote@onetel.net.
Instruments: Baroque recorders after Bressan & Denner.

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Maker: Sverre Heimdal

Country: Norway

Address_1: 3629 Nore

Telephone: +47 3274 1290 & 3274 5251

Fax: +47 3274 1657

Email: sverre.heimdal@c2i.net
Instruments: Traditional sjøfløyte (a kind of folk recorder), after Nils O. Stuvstad.

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Maker: Maarten Helder

Country: France

Address_1: 61 route de Guebwiller, 68360 Soultz-Haut-Rhin

Instruments: Harmonic Alto & Tenor recorders

Notes: Maarten Helder is the inventor of the remarkable Harmonic Recorder, a recorder with harmonics tuned in such a way as to make it possible to play very strong and stable low notes with a tone quality matching that of its higher registers. Indeed the Harmonic Tenor Recorder boasts a three octave range from b-c'''', with 4 keys and an optional piano key. The latter is operated by the index finger of the left hand and serves to raise the pitch overall thus allowing the player to create a descrescendo by diminishing breath pressure. By twisting a screw beneath the block on the headjoint, the block can be raised or lowered in order to adjust timbre and produce special sound effects. Further, the Harmonic Alto Recorder includes a sound unit with a number of replaceable wind canals which may be of different materials and shapes.

These instruments now manufactured by Conrad Mollenhauer GmbH.

Maker: Erich Hellinger

Country: Germany

Address_1: Unknown

Instruments: School recorders.

Notes: Formerly made in GDR.

Maker: Jan Hermans

Country: Belgium

Address_1: Historical Woodwinds, Werkendam 12, 236O Oud-Turnhout

Telephone: +32 14 41 65 40

Fax: +32 14 41 65 40

Email: jan.hermans@historicalwoodwinds.be
Web_Page: http://www.historicalwoodwinds.be/
Instruments: Baroque recorders after Rottenburgh, Bressan, Bizey, Denner, Stanesby, Terton etc; renaissance recorders after Van Eyck, Ganassi, & consorts at 466 Hz & 44O Hz. Also flutes after Rottenburgh, Grenser, Hotteterre, Rippert & J.H. Grenser.

Notes: Also makes transverse flutes and oboes.

Maker: Herwiga

Country: Germany

Address_1: Unknown

Notes: Originally the trademark of G. Hernsdorf (1890-1945), Markneukirchen. Instruments marketted as Herwiga-Rex were supplied by König, Wohlhausen.

I would appreciate additional and missing data on this maker.

Maker: Elmar Hofmann

Country: Germany

Address_1: Flaschenhofstr. 2, D-90402 Nuremberg

Instruments: Copies of a cane (walking stick) recorders & csakan pitched in A flat after Hell with one key. He is also about to finish his first copy of a Nielsen csakan with more keys.

Notes:

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Maker:	John Hanchet
Country:	United Kingdom (UK)
Address_1:	1 Roxley Close, Norwich NR7 0QH
Telephone:	+44 01603 437 324 (UK)
Fax:	+44 01603 437 324
Email:	johnhanchet@hotmail.com
Web_Page:	http://www.hanchet-woodwind.co.uk
Instruments:	Medieval recorders; early renaissance recorders.
Notes:	Also makes shawms.

Maker:	Carl Hanson
Country:	United Kingdom (UK)
Address_1:	23 The Crescent, Hipperholme, Halifax, W Yorkshire HX3 8NQ
Telephone:	+44 01422 201289
Instruments:	Renaissance recorders after Praetorius, Virdung & Agricola; Ganassi recorders.
Notes:

Maker:	Bobby Harrell
Country:	United States of America (USA)
Address_1:	Unknown
Email:	blue@brandonfla.com
Web_Page:	http://www.brandonfla.com/typingtutor/build.htm
Instruments:	One-handed recorders.
Notes:	Bobby Harrell, a remarkable one-handed craftsman from Florida (USA), has designed and made a novel one-handed recorder, a modified Yamaha 300 plastic instrument.

Maker:	David Heathcote
Country:	United Kingdom (UK)
Address_1:	20 Nelson Road, Sheringham, Norfolk NR26 8BU
Telephone:	+44 01263 821950
Email:	david.heathcote@onetel.net.
Instruments:	Baroque recorders after Bressan & Denner.
Notes:

Maker:	Sverre Heimdal
Country:	Norway
Address_1:	3629 Nore
Telephone:	+47 3274 1290 & 3274 5251
Fax:	+47 3274 1657
Email:	sverre.heimdal@c2i.net
Instruments:	Traditional sjøfløyte (a kind of folk recorder), after Nils O. Stuvstad.
Notes:

Maker:	Maarten Helder
Country:	France
Address_1:	61 route de Guebwiller, 68360 Soultz-Haut-Rhin
Instruments:	Harmonic Alto & Tenor recorders
Notes:	Maarten Helder is the inventor of the remarkable Harmonic Recorder, a recorder with harmonics tuned in such a way as to make it possible to play very strong and stable low notes with a tone quality matching that of its higher registers. Indeed the Harmonic Tenor Recorder boasts a three octave range from b-c'''', with 4 keys and an optional piano key. The latter is operated by the index finger of the left hand and serves to raise the pitch overall thus allowing the player to create a descrescendo by diminishing breath pressure. By twisting a screw beneath the block on the headjoint, the block can be raised or lowered in order to adjust timbre and produce special sound effects. Further, the Harmonic Alto Recorder includes a sound unit with a number of replaceable wind canals which may be of different materials and shapes. These instruments now manufactured by Conrad Mollenhauer GmbH.

Maker:	Erich Hellinger
Country:	Germany
Address_1:	Unknown
Instruments:	School recorders.
Notes:	Formerly made in GDR.

Maker:	Jan Hermans
Country:	Belgium
Address_1:	Historical Woodwinds, Werkendam 12, 236O Oud-Turnhout
Telephone:	+32 14 41 65 40
Fax:	+32 14 41 65 40
Email:	jan.hermans@historicalwoodwinds.be
Web_Page:	http://www.historicalwoodwinds.be/
Instruments:	Baroque recorders after Rottenburgh, Bressan, Bizey, Denner, Stanesby, Terton etc; renaissance recorders after Van Eyck, Ganassi, & consorts at 466 Hz & 44O Hz. Also flutes after Rottenburgh, Grenser, Hotteterre, Rippert & J.H. Grenser.
Notes:	Also makes transverse flutes and oboes.

Maker:	Herwiga
Country:	Germany
Address_1:	Unknown
Notes:	Originally the trademark of G. Hernsdorf (1890-1945), Markneukirchen. Instruments marketted as Herwiga-Rex were supplied by König, Wohlhausen. I would appreciate additional and missing data on this maker.

Maker:	Elmar Hofmann
Country:	Germany
Address_1:	Flaschenhofstr. 2, D-90402 Nuremberg
Instruments:	Copies of a cane (walking stick) recorders & csakan pitched in A flat after Hell with one key. He is also about to finish his first copy of a Nielsen csakan with more keys.
Notes: