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recorder

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  • Other Name

    tenor recorder

  • Description

    recorder, tenor, rosewood, reproduction of Castle no. 60 Stanesby (1998.60.41), six open holes on front body, one open hole at top of body underside, one on foot

    1 tenor recorder

    Paul Whinray (1948 - ), Auckland, New Zealand, 1982

    stained rosewood, overall length 610 mm

    1998.60.321 Castle 473

    To act as an accompaniment to the Stanesby tenor recorder in their concerts, Zillah Castle commissioned this hand-copied reproduction from the Auckland instrument maker Paul Whinray.

    Paul Whinray first met the Castles after a talk he had given to the Wellington Early Music Union in 1979.

    Zillah had taken an immediate liking to his rebellious character and invited him to see and measure the Stanesby. This instrument from early in Whinray’s career, was made from those measurements.

  • Place
  • Accession Number
    1998.60.321
  • Accession Date
    10 Oct 1998
  • Other Id

    473 (Castle)

    153 (Maureen)

  • Department
recorder

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