Thanks for the kind welcome. It is a "Vito "Dazzler", model number 7312. I get more comments on it than on any of my other instrments (including my saxes (Yanigasawa 991s), oboes ( Gordet, Loree, Kohlert), English horn (Howarth), trumpet (copper "Conn Director"), trombone (King), violin (Gliga), flutes ( rose gold Pearl, Artley "Wilkins", silver Pearl alto, Yamaha 225, Yamaha picc) and my beautiful boxwood Moeck recorders. My next acquisition will be a Hubbard harpsichord (after Ruckers).
I have always been fascinated with sound and musical instruments. I started my collection at age nine with a Franklin player piano. It has ivory and ebony keys and I still have it to this day. And these instruments don't sit around either. I play all of them and keep them in top-notch condition, doing most of the work myself.
Nancy
I have always been fascinated with sound and musical instruments. I started my collection at age nine with a Franklin player piano. It has ivory and ebony keys and I still have it to this day. And these instruments don't sit around either. I play all of them and keep them in top-notch condition, doing most of the work myself.
Nancy