Pardessus de Viol in G after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi spike It is evident from its

It is evident from its shape that the Kynseker is the link between the straight form of the Renaissance recorders and the extravagantly turned baroque recorder

The STUDIO sopranino

Martin Wenner constructs the G

The original was manufactured in ebony

The original instruments tend not to be stamped and can be found particularly in collections in northern Italian museums such as the Bibliotheka della Accademia Filarmonica in Verona

Pardessus de Viol in G after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi spike It is evident from itsThis six string model is a scaled down copy of Henry Jaye's 1620 original viol. It features a high quality, fine grain wood with a thick, glossy finish and ornate decorative purfling on the belly, back and edges of the instrument. The fingerboard and tailpiece will either have an ebony veneer, a burled maple veneer, or an ebony veneer with a maple border. Pegs are also of ebony. The pegbox can be carved with a decorative inlay for an extra charge.