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Looks nice and sounds nice! Good job!

HG

Thanks, Ytkiek; that link worked fine.

HG.

I don't think the first link is working. Or is it just me?

HG.

Your post is a bit hard to understand, but I get the gist of it.

fearfeasog wrote:yes, yes--the price for a high D please!

and for a low D while were at it!

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And maybe the Alto G, too...?

Sounds like awesome whistles!

However, the only thing that really stuck in my mind was the phrase 'wooden whistle'.

You have a wooden whistle?! I love those!
If you don't mind my asking, what sort?

Ted wrote:Beautiful sound. Would love to get one.

I second this, too!

That's strange, because I communicated with him using email, in english.
The emails he sent back were always in english too.

It took 6 weeks for it to get from Serbia to New Zealand.

dspmusik wrote:they sound and look great! let us know when they are for sale in the US, i'm sure you've got some potential buyers already

I second this!

Such enthusiasm for the whistle!
Perhaps I should try one? What makes the whistle so likable?

They sound amazing, especially the G alto.
I very much hope that one day you can take international orders!

Thanks, Gregwhistle!
No, it has a fipple like a tinwhistle, just placed differently. Thanks for the advice though!

MTGuru,Sichronique: thanks, your answers were very clear and helpful. I've just tried playing an octave without the thumbhole, and it is quite possible. This has opened up a whole world of tunes to play! MichaelLoos: thanks for your wonderfully...blunt...answer. :) There was no point in me getting t...

Can't we pretend that it's just a seven holed whistle in D? Please!?
Surely there's not that much difference between them?

Thanks guys for all your replies! :) What I'm really playing is Serbian Frula in D. But no one here seems to know much about frula's, and I figured that it's not much different from a tin whistle with a thumbhole. So I thought that a fingering chart for a seven holed whistle would work. Is that inco...