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Well, once in a while I'll use the Tune of the Month Archives on C&F... haven't looked at them in a while. Sometimes I'll look there if I'm trying to find an obscure tune that's not at WW's archives, or Sessioneer.

Very cool! Like I've always said; you never know what is lurking in those dark and dusty corners until you dive in with a flashlight and take a look!

I knew it was a whistle all along!

I'm afraid I haven't heard anything about Clarke making a low D, and if they have, I haven't seen one yet.

Yes, that would be interesting to see how they would enforce it...

I've had my Mk III for about a week now, and either I'm getting used to the whistle, or the whistle is getting better with use...

Congrats Redwolf!

I have had only one whistle dream (that I remember). I was up on stage or something, and I picked up my whistle to play, and no sound would come out. No matter how hard I tried to play, nothing would sound. Funny thing is, it wasn't scary or petrifying like a nightmare would be... Blackbeer: :o yikes!

WyoBadger, don't feel odd; I name my whistles too, but it's only my favorites (ex. Out of the 12 whistles I own, only three have names, and they are my favorites). Besides, who said you couldn't be normal if you were eccentric?

It's the Crystal People, you should know that!

I'll have to read those books again this summer.

Isilwen, after all the past questions and debates around here about the "perfect" whistle it appears that you have nailed down, IMHO, the one true definitive answer. As with so many things in life, the answer has been right in front of us all along, as obvious as the noses on our faces! G...

Are you talking about the song that plays during the scene in the Shire of The Fellowship of the Ring? The one which is listed as Concerning Hobbits on the Soundtrack? (It sounds like a beautiful slow air)

I was playing my brand-new MK III Feadog today, when I had an epiphany. Maybe the reason why so many people before us have gotten so attached to their old cheapies, with the dents and the electrical tape, ect. rather than to expensive, high-quality instruments is because you "grow into" th...

I prefer the plastic fipples simply because A) they are consistent and aren't sensitive to humidity like Clarke fipples, and B) they require so much less care.