Treble Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi knick style and cork grease

and cork grease

details key f' pitch a' = 442 blowing pressure high fingering easy

is meant for playing recorder concerts with a modern chamber orchestra

It is quite large and often used in 17th century repertoire

Treble Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi knick style and cork greaseThis Lu Mi six string treble viol is modeled after a 1620 original by Henry Jaye. It is the smaller of the two Lu Mi treble viol models. The bass register does not play as well with all plain gut strings, but the high register produces a sweet tone. The plain model features good quality, aged wood, a matte finished, and minimal decorative purfling around the edges of the instrument. The fingerboard and tailpiece are solid, plain maple and the pegs are