Old recorder
09:55 on Monday, September 6, 2004
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(kychiew)
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I was checking out a music shop one day, and i came across a rather old looking recorder.. on the box it says Londoner - Descant Recorder. .Made in Great Britain.. and on the fingering sheet it says manufactured by British Music Strings.... can anyone give me info about this recorder??
By the way, it is slightly out of tune and i am unable to tune it... (i`m not a recorder player, so i`m not so familiar with the instrument)...
(when i asked about the price, the shopkeeper said i could have it for free... =) .... )
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Re: Old recorder
17:42 on Monday, September 20, 2004
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(guy)
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what do you want to know about it??????????????
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Re: Old recorder
11:39 on Wednesday, September 22, 2004
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(isabella)
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If that`s free, why not just take it and join our Recorder family =)
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Re: Old recorder
23:36 on Sunday, September 26, 2004
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(noone)
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wow! coolio dude surf`s up duudes!!
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Re: Old recorder
04:54 on Monday, September 27, 2004
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(kychiew)
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yeP.. i`m into the recorder world.. but how do i tune it?? it seems far out-of-tune
I also play clarinet and trumpet.
er.. perhaps i would like to know.. since it`s wooden.. does that mean the value is higher than the plastic ones?? coz my bro has a Yamaha plastic one that is more solid and easier to tune...
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Re: Old recorder
17:25 on Thursday, October 21, 2004
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(GUY)
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PROBABLY NOT BECAUSE IT WAS FREE
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