Across
- 3. The standard fingering system preferred by players today, as opposed to German.
- 6. Elizabethan lutenist and composer famous for "Flow My Tears" and Lachrimae.
- 7. The wooden block inside the beak that forms the windway and directs airflow.
- 8. An ensemble of instruments from the same family playing together in harmony.
- 9. Renowned Japanese workshop crafting highly acclaimed handmade wooden recorders.
Down
- 1. Pitched in C, this member of the recorder family sounds one octave lower than the Descant.
- 2. Historic German maker established in 1822, famous for models like the Denner and Modern.
- 4. The species of wood traditionally used to make the block, valued for absorbing moisture.
- 5. German manufacturer famous for its Rottenburgh series and Renaissance consorts.
- 7. A fingering pattern where an upper hole is left open while lower ones are covered.
- 10. Also known as the Treble, this recorder is pitched in F and holds the core Baroque solo repertoire.