Wooden Soprano Recorder - Classic Baroque Wind Instrument #3666337 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a classic wooden soprano recorder, likely made of boxwood or maple, with a warm amber finish and subtle patina suggesting age or use. It has seven finger holes on the front, one thumb hole on the back, and a characteristic fipple mouthpiece for easy tone production. Decorative ring cuts separate the head, body, and foot joints, typical of Renaissance and Baroque-era designs.

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