Music Garden Recorders

Music Garden Recorders were developed by Doris Kulossa, an outstanding German recorder maker who learned her trade in the Moeck, Blezinger and Mollenhauer workshops. The Kulossa Recorder Workshop opened in 2005, located in Bochum, Germany.

The Music Garden recorders are a collaboration between Doris Kulossa and the Music Garden organisation in Taiwan. They are high quality plastic recorders that have been freely adapted after designs by Stanesby and are characterized by their beauty of sound and enormous stability of intonation. This is especially useful in ensembles where the recorders will play nicely in tune regardless of the breath pressure each player is using.

A sweet, not too loud sound, combined with fast response, a very clean intonation, easy to play high notes and really stable low notes, make these recorders the ideal introductory instrument. The transparent models are especially useful for beginners who are learning how to limit the amount of moisture entering the recorder - condensation on the inside of the recorder can be clearly seen.