THE MAKING

 

From the original concept, with which he was graciously helped by Instrument inventor Benedikt Eppelsheim in Munich, three prototypes had to be made before the instrument was right.

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Peter made this work in his spare time while working as a repairer and musician. In a makeshift basement workshop, he hammered, annealed, cut, turned, soldered, filed and fitted, and it was here the first Mezzo's were made.

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Every G Mezzo is made by hand, from brass sheet to finished instrument.

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Today Peter has two workshops in Copenhagen. One in Valby where he exclusively makes the G Mezzo and other handmade saxophone products, and another in the center of Copenhagen where he does repair work and has his primary customer contact.

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Today it is possible for him to produce a G Mezzo Soprano Saxophone in 4-5 month