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Hi, I'm new to the site, so I'm sorry if I got to your post on the late side. If you haven't already made a choice yet, from your preferences, you might want to go with the grenadilla rather than tulipwood. The grenadilla has a clearer, more open tone, whereas tulipwood has a more reedy tone (akin t...

Hi, I'm a bit late to this post because I literally just got approved today. I've played around with bunch of different whistles, and I finally got the Tilbury ones in D and C, and now want to order the Eb and Bb. One thing I discovered about different whistles is that I'm not fond of the traditiona...

Hi, new here, but I'm a long-time, non-professional recorder player just picking up whistles and wind-related instruments, and I find that clean finger technique combined with precise timing when blowing helps a lot with the transition. I don't articulate everything with tonguing. I play lots of sty...

Hi, I'm going to post a link to the site use the most because I buy from the guy: http://www.lazarsearlymusic.com/Recorder-Care/recorder_care.htm So, since I don't play publicly (as my method can be weird and embarrassing around people), and I also don't like using the Duponol (I can almost taste it...