Handcrafted by renowned German maker Martin Wenner after the remarkable 2015 discovery of an 18th-century flute signed "BUFFARDIN LE FILS." This model represents a fascinating historical find, as Pierre Gabriel Buffardin (ca. 1690-1768) was one of the most celebrated flutists of his era and first flutist of the prestigious Dresden Hofkapelle from 1715 to 1749, where he worked alongside virtuosos like Pisendel, Veracini, and Weiss, and taught the famous Quantz.
About This Instrument:
- Year Made: 2018
- Condition: Lightly played, excellent condition
- Wood: Natural boxwood (European)
- Pitch: A=415 Hz (Baroque pitch)
- Maintenance: Regularly oiled and stored in a humidity-controlled environment
This flute is characterized by its robust, warm sound with enormous projection and represents a unique synthesis of French and German flute-making traditions. The craftsmanship showcases the high level of artistry present in the original instrument. It is excellently suited for interpreting High Baroque flute music and is extremely versatile across a wide range of repertoire.
Martin Wenner flutes are highly regarded among period instrument specialists and early music professionals worldwide. This particular model offers the warmth and resonance of boxwood combined with exceptional carrying power, making it ideal for both solo and ensemble playing.
Condition: Used - Excellent
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