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My car is 12 or 13 years old which I bought brand new and I would not dare to speak about it as it is a part of my life.Sindt whistles are as if they didnt exist here but it's now a part of my life,the same thing,I think. I think Buzz is a sign of something else which shows they are still looking fo...

Really,is there A hornpipe,the key of A?

Then I might want to get one....

Ah thats about Highland hornpipe,I see...

Thank you all!! I don't have any trouble with half-holing F,but I just wanted to know the possibilities. You know,I just remembered that it's possible on traversos(I havent played them for years,so I am not so sure of the fact now though,um,ninjaaron said it already heh). Just as a reference,the fin...

or I want to know if XXXX@X=F is possible on the thin-walled cylindrical tube(and which is D whistle).

Thanks.

I haven't known that they were adopting Radcliff-system on their flute d'amore,I mean they are Sankyo,Altus,Sakurai.

Anyone here ever tried one of them?

I'd define the word 'intensity' in this way,I mean,you can apparently see the intensity sometimes,but sometimes you cant see it.Not a matter of quantity.Not a matter of physical speed.Not even a matter of agility sometimes.Not even a matter of good intonation of an well maintained instrument(then wh...

Ah sounds like 'intensity' is more proper word for this topic. Thanks. :) I didn't mean to eliminate the state called 'relax' by the word 'tension'. Physically relaxed as well as mentally full of inspiration/poesy/concentration,mentally not bored.Something like that,then yeah, intensity.That should ...

By the way, do I use the word 'tension' correctly? Probably not, because I'm not sure what you're trying to say. In music, I usually think of "tension" as "a feeling that the chord progression is about to resolve to the base chord." Maybe other people will have another definitio...

I have kept learning so many issues out of my Sindt/Reyburn whistle for a while and my latest interest is about the 'tension' we need to play a certain tune which I was a bit careless of when I determined to choose 'off-set' tube by Reyburn. For example,when playing Bach with modern flute,it's carta...

Thank you! Thank you!

Mike Rafferty! For now,the only flutist I like and I am basically the man who don't like any wind instruments. He has the groove! I respect him as a great artist.

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What about the realm of the natural reverberation time of 45 seconds?
In this way, I realized real good reverb couldn't be synthesized.

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The Soccer_Moms.....hmm...sounds like something to do with an election campaign. I once heard that they disappeared in the U.S.A. I have no idea whats behind this words but interesting,at least I could understand something out of them heh, a real thrill of being a curious foreigner. :) P.S. Alright ...

I play most tunes in A whistle(Sindt/Reyburn hybrid) so a part of 3rd octave is fatally important. Why I needed Reyburn's new tube was that I had to take this issue into consideration. I needed to get good G natural on 2nd octave with much less efforts,etc.,..... The highest note on most ITM tunes i...