Early Instruments Websites

German maker of dulcians and Renaissance and Baroque recorders.

German maker of Renaissance, Baroque and modern flutes and recorders.

A German association of craftsmen who maintain and continue the traditions of musical instruments making. Offering string instruments, bows, plucked instruments, wind instruments, historical instruments, and Orff instruments.

Manufacturer, publisher, distributor and dealer of Susato pennywhistles, tabor-pipes, pentatonic recorders, wide-bore Renaissance style recorders, snappy-thumbrests, crumhorns, and hurdy-gurdies. Located in Brasstown, NC.

Woodwind instruments of the flute family from the 13th century to the Renaissance period, and percussion instruments based on originals in museums.

Selling kits and ready-made instruments such as recorders, clavichords, lutes, psalteries and citterns. Based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England.

Sales, restoration and repair of recorders and other early instruments, with articles, sheet music, advice and links.

A workshop in Plymouth, Massachusetts, specializing in historical woodwind, brass, string, keyboard, and percussion instruments.

Maker and dealer of historical woodwinds. They also repair instruments and sell music, accessories and instruments by all makers of historical woodwinds, strings and keyboards.

Maker of wooden recorders, clarinets and oboes from The Netherlands.

Historical woodwinds, including recorders, bagpipes, tabor pipes and whistles.

An early music workshop in Spain making medieval, Renaissance and Baroque musical instruments for historical performance.