Stands are useful for keeping your instruments
safely to hand, without having to lay them down on the floor. Use
them for practice sessions or during a performance. The pegs can be
removed from the bases of the stands for ease of transport. While
the stands are used mainly for recorders, they may also be built to
accommodate other instruments (e.g. schawms, oboes, flutes, cornets
etc).
Stands can be constructed for any instrument
combination. Examples shown here are sopranino to alto in elm
(right) and sopranino to tenor in sycamore (left). Images of
typical
timbers.
Recorders are from the Conservatoire range by
Dolmetsch, apart from the sopranino which is one of their hand-
built instruments.
A display stand for cornetti used by Christopher
Monk Instruments at the Greenwich Early Music Festival, 2012.
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A set of nine
recorder stands constructed in oak for the Berkshire recorder
Consort (click on the picture to enlarge it).
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A recorder stand "at
home" in Florida, alongside something more
modern.
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A stand in elm for
five recorders (SSAAT).
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A 12" stand in oak made for exhibiting cornets
and cornetti
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Recorder stands may be built to order, though a
small stock is normally available (see the
current stock list). Typical
prices
are £30 - £45 for sopranino to alto, £30
- £42 for sopranino to tenor and £42 - £55 for
Sopranino to bass (no VAT payable). Please email me for a quotation for any other configuration
you may require.
