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440 vs. 415 Hz: what's the difference between baroque and modern pitch? | Team Recorder

You might have heard of recorder tuned in 440, 415, or even 466 - but what does that mean?? And can you tell the difference? I hope you're ready to get nerdy about tuning systems! And it is more fun than it sounds, I promise... /// TERMS I REFERENCE (because it's all a bit complicated) A=440 Hz (modern pitch) A = 415 Hz (low/baroque pitch, concert Ab) A = 466 Hz (high/renaissance pitch, concert A#) A = 392 Hz (even lower baroque pitch, concert G) A = 430 Hz (classical pitch, concert.. A half b) A = 520 Hz (blame Virdung for this one, concert C!) /// LINKS Adrian brown's recorder tuned in A=520 /// INSTRUMENTS In this video I play on: a 466 renaissance soprano by Peter van der Poel a 440/415 Ganassi soprano by Stephan Blezinger a ??????? transitional G alto by Stephan Blezinger - guess the tuning below ;) a 442 alto by Yoav Ran a 415 alto by Joachim Rohmer a 415 voice flute by Tim Cranmore a 466 renaissance tenor by Peter van der Poel a 440 Rafi tenor by Francesco Li Virghi a 440/415 basset by Yamaha //// MY DEBUT ALBUM 'Constellations' is out!! It can be ordered on (signed) CD or digital download here: https://team-recorder.myshopify.com/ ///// THE TEAM RECORDER WEBSHOP! Buy all your TR-related goodies here! https://team-recorder.myshopify.com/ ////// SUPPORT TEAM RECORDER ON PATREON A small monthly donation to Team Recorder will help this channel to grow, and you get great rewards too!   / teamrecorder   ///// Don't forget to check out my other videos, and SUBSCRIBE! Turn notifications on by clicking the 'bell' icon, then you never miss a thing. A new video will be posted every week! ------ Website: www.sarahjeffery.com Twitter/Instagram @sockmyshoe Wanna send me stuff? My PO box: Sarah Jeffery Keurenplein 41 Box C350 1069CD Amsterdam The Netherlands Go #teamrecorder