Alto (treble) recorder after Bizey at French pitch, 392 Hz. The original instrument is in the Dayton Miller collection, in Washington

In the 1950s, it was thought to be a Sumerian hymn written on clay tablets 3400 years ago, likely played on an ancient harp. But in 2008, archaeologists

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Alto Recorder in F | German | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

My Moeck Rottenbourgh alto recorder

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Photo about Recorder flute, sheet music, close up. Image of tooth, battered, musical - 43776253