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Maker: Dr Robert Shlaer

Country: United States of America (USA)

Address_1: 3 Moya Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico NM 87505-8869

Telephone: +1 505 466 3709

Email: lowpitchrecorders@earthlink.net
Web_Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~lowpitchrecorders/
Instruments: Made baroque recorders after Bressan in the 1970s.

Now offers a hybrid low-pitch recorder comprising a modified Yamaha YRA-312B plastic alto with a wooden centre-joint to play at A=415 Hz.

Notes: Advertised in Early Music 6(2): 303 (1978).

After a gap from recorder-making, due to health reasons, Robert is now making recorders once more.

Maker: Ella Siekman

Country: Netherlands

Address_1: Dorpsweg 129, 1676 GH Twisk, Amsterdam

Telephone: +31 0227 548288

Email: siekmanblokfluitblouw@quicknet.nl
Web_Page: http://siekmanbokfluitbouw.nl/
Instruments: Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders; Ganassi recorders; baroque recorders.

Notes: Ella Siekman studied the recorder at the Utrecht conservatorium, graduating in 1983. Following this she decided to become a recorder maker. First she undertook intensive research of authentic historical tools for recorder building, studying with Sverre Kolberg. Next she studied originals in Vienna, Nuremberg and The Hague. She cooperated with the production of the measurements for the book Dutch Recorders of the 18th Century … (Acht et al, 1991). She has made recorders professionally since 1989.

Maker: Martin Skowroneck

Country: Germany

Address_1: Am Heiddam 47, D-28355 Bremen Oberneuland

Telephone: +49 0421 250060

Notes: Born Berlin-Spandau, 21 Dec 1926).
Began making recorders in 1949 but switched to building harpsichords.See

DerWunderwerker. Hommage im Steinfurter Bagno (13.1.2007): Martin Skowroneck zum Achtzigsten. Concerto 213: 5 (Apr/May 2007).

Maker: Pietro Sopranzi

Country: Italy

Address_1: via Don Sturzo 4 - 35020 Albignasego (PD)

Telephone: +39 (0)49 8805051

Fax: +39 (0)49 8805051

Email: pisopra@tin.it
Instruments: Medieval recorders; Ganassi recorders; van Eyck recorders; baroque recorders; recorders after Bressan in plexiglass.

Notes: Available from Roberto's Woodwind (USA)

Maker: Jaqueline Sorel

Country: Netherlands

Address_1: Kazernestraat 96D, 2514 CW Den Haag

Telephone: +31 (0)70-3656170

Fax: +31 (0)70-3656170

Email: jacqueline@sorel-recorders.nl
Web_Page: http://www.sorel-recorders.nl
Instruments: Ganassi-style recorders; baroque recorders after Bressan, Debey, Jacob Denner, Stanesby Sr & Terton; modern (neo-baroque) recorders.

Notes: Jaqueline has recently been the victim of email spoofing. Rumours that she has abandoned recorder making are entirely false!

Maker: Oliver St John

Country: United Kingdom (UK)

Address_1: The Old Stables, Manor Farm, Barns, East Hagbourne OX11 9ND

Telephone: +44 01235 818437

Notes: Amateur recorder maker.

Maker: Helge Stiegler

Country: Austria

Address_1: Mühlein 12, A-3335 Weyer

Telephone: +43 7355 7649

Email: HelgeStiegler@setzbauer.com
Web_Page: http://www.setzbauer.com/
Instruments: Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders after Bassano and van Eyck; baroque recorders after Bressan and Stanesby Jr; modern alto in f' at A=443Hz called 'Louis', the name of which is inspired by the Dutch composer Louis Andriessen and refers to his piece Sweet; modern soprano in c' at A=443Hz.

Notes:

Maker: Norman Stoecker

Country: United States of America (USA)

Address_1: 16607 Saddle Creek Road, Clarkson Valley, MO 63005

Email: con59@aol.com
Notes: I would appreciate additional and missing data on this maker.

Maker: Rudolf Strathmann

Country: Germany

Address_1: Schlichtigstraße 10, D-24109 Melsdorf, Kiel

Telephone: +49 04340 1317

Email: arnfred@strathmann-musicinstruments.de
Web_Page: http://www.strathmann-musicinstruments.de/
Instruments: Strathmann flutes, modern keyed recorders.

Notes: A patent for a fully keyed recorder was taken out in 1988 by the saxophonist Rudolf Strathmann who adapted the elaborate keywork and fingerings of the saxophone the the recorder (see front view). With his co-worker Klein in Kiel, a series of 'Strathmann flutes' has been developed with many modern features. The body is made of wood or durable plastic, the block height is adjustable with a simple thumbscrew, and the thumbhole is replaced by a key which opens two small holes high up in the head piece which raises any fingering of the lower register to the octave above (see side view). The volume of sound for all notes is stronger than on conventional recorders, and the timbre is said to be between that of a recorder and flute. Strathmann flutes have been made in both soprano and alto models.

The firm Mollenhauer have recently incorporated the patented Strathmann adjustable block in a newly designed alto recorder

Maker: Susato

Country: United States of America (USA)

Address_1: Kelischek Workshop for Historical Instruments

Address_2: 199 Waldroup Road, Brasstown NC 28902

Telephone: +1 828 837 5833 (outside USA); 800 747 8755 (inside USA)

Fax: +1 828 837 5833

Email: susato@susato.com
Web_Page: http://www.susato.com/
Instruments: Plastic renaissance-style recorders (sopranino, soprano & alto); pentatonic recorders. Also 3- and 6-holed pipes.

Notes: Tademark of The Kelischek Workshop for Historical Instruments, used for their range of wind instruments, including pentatonic and plastic renaissance-style recorders.

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Maker:	Dr Robert Shlaer
Country:	United States of America (USA)
Address_1:	3 Moya Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico NM 87505-8869
Telephone:	+1 505 466 3709
Email:	lowpitchrecorders@earthlink.net
Web_Page:	http://home.earthlink.net/~lowpitchrecorders/
Instruments:	Made baroque recorders after Bressan in the 1970s. Now offers a hybrid low-pitch recorder comprising a modified Yamaha YRA-312B plastic alto with a wooden centre-joint to play at A=415 Hz.
Notes:	Advertised in Early Music 6(2): 303 (1978). After a gap from recorder-making, due to health reasons, Robert is now making recorders once more.

Maker:	Ella Siekman
Country:	Netherlands
Address_1:	Dorpsweg 129, 1676 GH Twisk, Amsterdam
Telephone:	+31 0227 548288
Email:	siekmanblokfluitblouw@quicknet.nl
Web_Page:	http://siekmanbokfluitbouw.nl/
Instruments:	Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders; Ganassi recorders; baroque recorders.
Notes:	Ella Siekman studied the recorder at the Utrecht conservatorium, graduating in 1983. Following this she decided to become a recorder maker. First she undertook intensive research of authentic historical tools for recorder building, studying with Sverre Kolberg. Next she studied originals in Vienna, Nuremberg and The Hague. She cooperated with the production of the measurements for the book Dutch Recorders of the 18th Century … (Acht et al, 1991). She has made recorders professionally since 1989.

Maker:	Martin Skowroneck
Country:	Germany
Address_1:	Am Heiddam 47, D-28355 Bremen Oberneuland
Telephone:	+49 0421 250060
Notes:	Born Berlin-Spandau, 21 Dec 1926). Began making recorders in 1949 but switched to building harpsichords.See DerWunderwerker. Hommage im Steinfurter Bagno (13.1.2007): Martin Skowroneck zum Achtzigsten. Concerto 213: 5 (Apr/May 2007).

Maker:	Pietro Sopranzi
Country:	Italy
Address_1:	via Don Sturzo 4 - 35020 Albignasego (PD)
Telephone:	+39 (0)49 8805051
Fax:	+39 (0)49 8805051
Email:	pisopra@tin.it
Instruments:	Medieval recorders; Ganassi recorders; van Eyck recorders; baroque recorders; recorders after Bressan in plexiglass.
Notes:	Available from Roberto's Woodwind (USA)

Maker:	Jaqueline Sorel
Country:	Netherlands
Address_1:	Kazernestraat 96D, 2514 CW Den Haag
Telephone:	+31 (0)70-3656170
Fax:	+31 (0)70-3656170
Email:	jacqueline@sorel-recorders.nl
Web_Page:	http://www.sorel-recorders.nl
Instruments:	Ganassi-style recorders; baroque recorders after Bressan, Debey, Jacob Denner, Stanesby Sr & Terton; modern (neo-baroque) recorders.
Notes:	Jaqueline has recently been the victim of email spoofing. Rumours that she has abandoned recorder making are entirely false!

Maker:	Oliver St John
Country:	United Kingdom (UK)
Address_1:	The Old Stables, Manor Farm, Barns, East Hagbourne OX11 9ND
Telephone:	+44 01235 818437
Notes:	Amateur recorder maker.

Maker:	Helge Stiegler
Country:	Austria
Address_1:	Mühlein 12, A-3335 Weyer
Telephone:	+43 7355 7649
Email:	HelgeStiegler@setzbauer.com
Web_Page:	http://www.setzbauer.com/
Instruments:	Renaissance recorders; transitional recorders after Bassano and van Eyck; baroque recorders after Bressan and Stanesby Jr; modern alto in f' at A=443Hz called 'Louis', the name of which is inspired by the Dutch composer Louis Andriessen and refers to his piece Sweet; modern soprano in c' at A=443Hz.
Notes:

Maker:	Norman Stoecker
Country:	United States of America (USA)
Address_1:	16607 Saddle Creek Road, Clarkson Valley, MO 63005
Email:	con59@aol.com
Notes:	I would appreciate additional and missing data on this maker.

Maker:	Rudolf Strathmann
Country:	Germany
Address_1:	Schlichtigstraße 10, D-24109 Melsdorf, Kiel
Telephone:	+49 04340 1317
Email:	arnfred@strathmann-musicinstruments.de
Web_Page:	http://www.strathmann-musicinstruments.de/
Instruments:	Strathmann flutes, modern keyed recorders.
Notes:	A patent for a fully keyed recorder was taken out in 1988 by the saxophonist Rudolf Strathmann who adapted the elaborate keywork and fingerings of the saxophone the the recorder (see front view). With his co-worker Klein in Kiel, a series of 'Strathmann flutes' has been developed with many modern features. The body is made of wood or durable plastic, the block height is adjustable with a simple thumbscrew, and the thumbhole is replaced by a key which opens two small holes high up in the head piece which raises any fingering of the lower register to the octave above (see side view). The volume of sound for all notes is stronger than on conventional recorders, and the timbre is said to be between that of a recorder and flute. Strathmann flutes have been made in both soprano and alto models. The firm Mollenhauer have recently incorporated the patented Strathmann adjustable block in a newly designed alto recorder

Maker:	Susato
Country:	United States of America (USA)
Address_1:	Kelischek Workshop for Historical Instruments
Address_2:	199 Waldroup Road, Brasstown NC 28902
Telephone:	+1 828 837 5833 (outside USA); 800 747 8755 (inside USA)
Fax:	+1 828 837 5833
Email:	susato@susato.com
Web_Page:	http://www.susato.com/
Instruments:	Plastic renaissance-style recorders (sopranino, soprano & alto); pentatonic recorders. Also 3- and 6-holed pipes.
Notes:	Tademark of The Kelischek Workshop for Historical Instruments, used for their range of wind instruments, including pentatonic and plastic renaissance-style recorders.