Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 4427 Tenorinokkahuilu

Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 4427 Tenor Recorder – Renaissance Power and Modern Precision

The Mollenhauer ADRI'S DREAM 4427 tenor recorder merges historical renaissance inspiration with the demands of contemporary players. Built for ensemble contexts, this model provides a robust, full-bodied tone that blends easily yet remains distinct when required. With a renaissance-style wide bore and carefully crafted pearwood body, the recorder stands out both visually and acoustically. Among recorder enthusiasts, it is prized for its playability and unique sound, supporting expressive solo work as well as textured group performance. Anyone exploring advanced repertoire or ensemble music will find the YRS-23 a compelling option.

Standout Features of the ADRI'S DREAM 4427

What distinguishes this instrument is its hybrid approach: a renaissance wide bore combined with modern baroque fingering and a double-key mechanism. Designed together with Adriana Breukink, it features innovative keywork by Claudia Schmitt, making reach and response manageable for smaller hands too. Larger finger holes and close-set keywork help players tackle fast passages and chromatic runs with agility and security.

Advanced Construction and Materials for Enhanced Sound

The pearwood body ensures natural warmth and clarity, while the wide bore creates powerful projection. Musicians experience a blend of renaissance resonance with tuning stability suited for modern performance.

• Material: Pearwood, natural finish — delivers a warm, lively sound character suitable for consort and solo
• Bore: Wide renaissance style — supports powerful, homogenous ensemble texture
• Keywork: Double key for c/c# — designed for ergonomic ease and extended chromatic range
• Baroque fingering with double holes makes chromatic technique intuitive for experienced musicians.

Performance Range and Flexibility

Spanning two octaves from c1 to fis3, the ADRI'S DREAM 4427 adapts to both traditional and contemporary repertoire. Double holes and advanced keywork provide secure intonation and enable smooth note transitions—even in technically demanding passages.

• Range: c1 – fis3 — accommodates a wide variety of musical styles and ensemble parts
• Pitch: a1 = 442 Hz — ideal for modern ensemble tuning
• Large, closely spaced finger holes make advanced technique accessible to more players.

Accessories and Practical Benefits

The instrument includes a hard case, microfibre mop, joint grease, fingering chart, and maintenance instructions. These items make upkeep straightforward, allowing the musician to focus on playing with confidence.

• A complete care kit keeps the recorder in excellent condition over time.
• Hard case protects the instrument during transport and storage
• Clear fingering chart offers quick reference for learning and performance

Who Will Benefit from the ADRI'S DREAM 4427?

Advanced students, ensemble musicians, and soloists searching for a tenor recorder with historical depth and modern ease will appreciate this model's potential. The combination of full-bodied sound, agile keywork, and solid build makes it an asset for recorder consorts, folk groups, and contemporary ensembles. Musicians transitioning from plastic to professional wooden recorders, or those seeking to broaden their tonal palette, will value the versatility and individuality of this instrument.