Recorder Comparison: wooden tenors: Kung Superio, Mollenhauer Dream Edition, Mollenhauer Waldorf

Recorders Played:
Mollenhauer Dream Edition in Plum,
Mollenhauer Waldorf Edition in Pear
Kung Superio in Olive
Tunes Played:
The Country Farmer, Playford
The Bressay Lullaby, Shetland Traditional
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[@brandonpieplow9207]

Thank you for the comparison of these tenors. I've been wanting a Mollenhauer Dream tenor to go with my Dream soprano and alto, but after hearing that Waldorf, I might go after one of those instead. Such a big, round sound!

[@pedrohbrinck]

I could think of different uses for each recorder. Kung is pretty baroque. Baroque repertoire would be so nice on the Kung Superio. The Waldorf, beside it's uses in classrooms would work really nice with solo repertoire. The Dream edition, I'd love to have one. And I'd use for popular music.
Thank you for showing those recorders. Always so musical.

[@danieljack8228]

Thanks for showing those three different records. Love the way your cat relaxes in the background. My dog gets smooth too, when I play my flute!:)

[@theresa8558]

Hi cat! Thank you, Arwen, for another great and informative review! Have a great day!

[@nightheme365]

I quite like that Waldorf!

[@arwenacoustic795]

I liked it but not quite enough and it has been traded in :)

[@nightheme365]

@@arwenacoustic795 😆

[@lawrencemartin]

Thanks for the review. Any of these three recorders would be amazing to own.

[@mccypr]

A great in depth video!!! I recently purchased a Yamaha Tenor and a keyless (shorter scale) Aulos. I’ve got a Knick head joint on order for the Yamaha. I’m interested in an Eagle-Dream Tenor in boxwood. I’m loving up on the Tenor Recorder even though it takes a lot more air to play. Thanks! 🤓🙂😎

[@ogcontraband]

I have the waldorf, its a little uncomfortable without the keys, but sounds good and low price. I got a thumb rest which helps some.

[@baroquer]

1 - Kung
2 - Warlord :D
3 - Adri