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I note Olivier Bouchard now has a "shop" on Etsy, OBWhistles, where he is offering his high D whistles. I purchased one and it is great. Sorry if this was already mentioned.

Thanks very much for this!

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http://www.LaurelEmrys.com
FUSIONIX: world peace jazz fusion band
"Local sounds from out there"

Hi folks,

I'm looking for sources for both Generation and Oak whistles, to order 10-12 at a time of a given key, and I thought the WMD was just what I needed. Unfortunately, on neither of the web sites linked in the directory for those two kinds of whistle can I find anything at all about whistles. What am I missing?

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https://youtu.be/ezbWVysJAOY
https://tapm.bandcamp.com/

Chris Wall
Columbia, SC (USA)

Penny whistles, flutes, shakuhachis in various keys & materials.

Etsy shop

Ebay shop

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-- A tin whistle a day keeps the racketts at bay.

-- WhOAD Survivor No. 11373

Seth Hamon ~ Mansfield TX (USA)
Whistles & Bagpipes.
HamonBagpipes.com

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Cheers, Seth Hamon
http://Hamonbagpipes.com

A new site just for my whistles.

http://tommmymartin.wixsite.com/thorntonwhistles

Tommy

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http://irishpipes.wordpress.com/

http://tommmymartin.wix.com/thorntonwhistles

Lakeland Whistles

The site seems to be still under construction.


David

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Payday, Piping, Percussion and Poetry- the 4 best Ps

Two more to add to the list:

deQuelery Windinstruments in the Netherlands

They make saxophones and penny whistles.

https://dequelery.nl/?lang=en

And also:

Raymon LeQuin

A retired machinist is bringing those skills to the craft of the whistlesmith. No website as of yet, but does have an Ebay store set up.

https://www.ebay.com/usr/raymonlequi_0?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

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-- A tin whistle a day keeps the racketts at bay.

-- WhOAD Survivor No. 11373

Hello all,

I recently bought a low whistle, and thought that an overview of what's available would be nice to have. Richard (https://thesession.org/discussions/41756) pointed me at this list of makers, which is great!

However, how about taking it a step further, and actually see whether we can list makers along side the whistles they make? Such a list could be useful for people looking for specific features or rare keys? I'd started a list in a Google sheet here before I came across the WMD, see http://bjohas.de/go/whistlelist. I've since added the makers from the WMD sticky post. I've also created a form that allows simple additions: http://bjohas.de/go/whistlesurvey (though feel free to request edit permissions on the sheet too!).

What do you think?

Best wishes,
Bjoern

Found another one!

Takahe Flutes out of New Zealand:

https://www.drjohnlaurence.com/takahe-flutes

Makes a wide range of PVC whistles.

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-- A tin whistle a day keeps the racketts at bay.

-- WhOAD Survivor No. 11373

Lindstruments (Qwistle & Low Qwistle)
Donald WG Lindsay (www.donaldwglindsay.com)
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
http://www.lindstruments.com

Any chance my listing can be updated as I no longer use the ethnicwind.com web page. Unfortunately I I didn’t renew it when I took a couple years off, and they wanted too much money to renew the name.

New web page is: http://www.theirishwhistle.com

Back to making whistle and music full time
And I now live in McAllen TX

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Nick Metcalf
http://www.theirishwhistle.com
http://www.nicksmetcalf.com

Goldleaf whistles from Canada. Ianick only started marketing his whistles a little while ago and so far has only made one batch but they are excellent! Made from carbon fiber. No listing at the moment but he's gonna make more (I hope):
https://www.etsy.com/shop/GoldLeafWhistles