In stock. He founded his workshop in the family villa at Schaffhausen , Switzerland in , and by the early s he was winning international awards for his work. He continued making until his death in , and has been succeeded by several generations of Kung family members. The current model line-up began to appear in the s and 80s, and has been refined in the subsequent decades into some of the most finely finished and prestigious recorders available.
MARSYAS recorders are characterised by a colourful sound even with gentle blowing pressure and the effortless response of the high register. Their sound is very elegant and fine, singing and sweet - a Β«flauto dolceΒ» in the truest sense of the word. They suit demanding players with special wishes.
Discover our special models here: K4-alto recorder, E3-alto recorder, folklora soprano and solar-lunar soprano. The Folklora Sopranos are usually kept in stock. If you are interested in the E3 and K4, please contact us and we can order one for you. Brand: Kung. Sign in Register. Wishlist No products. Filters Back Price. In stock Yes Manufacturer All Kung Kung Recorders There are 57 products. The soprano recorders have a warm sound, are easy to use and are very suitable for beginners.
The alto recorders have an extra rich and clear tone. The tenor recorders have a dark sound and are comfortable to hold thanks to the close arrangement of the finger holes. The angled tenor is specifically suitable for players with small hands. The sound is rich in overtones and clear as in original baroque recorders. They are dynamic and most appropriate for musical forming. The bass, greatbass and subbass have an incomparably strong, round and clear sound.
They are pleasant to play and listen to, both in ensembles or in professional solo playing. Despite their size, they can be played comfortably either standing or sitting. Its sound spectrum ranges from warm to brilliant, the sound itself remains elegant. The attack and speech of the altos is as well very easy, therefore these altos are very popular with amateur players. The tenors have a bearing and sonorous sound. The bottom notes are very stable even though the tenor is not fitted with keys.
