Chiff and Fipple Forums

Hopefully it's because the whistle is so good that it's impossible to part with it.
Seems that we have something to look forward to. Well we just have to be patient for a litle longer.

Peter

Hi Theo or Jem

What's the status of the europeean whistle?

Will it be reaching Denmark soon??

Greatings

Peter

Hi Devondancer. I have an engraved Harper D/C set. The Harpers are very beuatyfull and the most difficult whistles I have tryed. The sound of my whistles is very bright, good strong low octave, clear high octave without beeing shrill. a very beuatyfully sounding whistle. As mentioned the Harper is t...

Hi Jem. Thanks for the info on Barnes & Mullins, I was searcing on Miller Browne. Turns out that Barnes & Mullins allso are selling spareparts (keyes, springs etc.) to there flutes. I've contacted them and are now waiting for reply. My flute must be an older model, made of Roswood, nice not ...

Hi. I just bought a Miller Browne London, one keyed Bb flute/fife. Well "one keyed", the key is missing. I've tryed to search the net, but cannot find any keys. Do any of you know where to buy a such a key? And a litle puzzle, I hope that you can help me with. I gues that a Bb flute with a...

Hi King

I have a rather beaten up Shaw low F, if you are willing to trade its OK by me.

Peter

Hi all. I've reasently got acces to all sorts of metalworking tools, lathes a. s. o., so I might try to advance from making the low tech whistle to making a metal thingie!! To that I have a cople of teknical questions. 1: The edge of the blade. Is there an optimum hight from the windway floor (perha...

A couple of weeks before christmas I got an unexpected early christmasgift, just enough to bye a Tipple, 3 piece low D, specled bore with a wedge. Now I'm hoping that it will arrive in this week between christmas and newyear. Christmas day at my parents christmasparty my parents was sharing out some...

Playing together with others tuneable is a must. Espesially if you, like me, are playing together with accordians tuned A=443, then a whistle tuned A=440 does not sound good. I have a Kerry, low D, plastic head, a wonderfull whistle that I enjoy playing alone at home, it's nontunable, I've tryed to ...

Hi Charlotte, once again welcome.

This time in English

Peter

shadeclan wrote: A Likely Story!!!

Honestley!! Yearh, well, I did allso say welcome and happy whistling.

Chiffed wrote:I think you'll enjoy the standard Tipple, pjuuldk.

I hope so, I just ordered his 3-piece, low D, speckled bore with a wedge.
Doug tells me that he probably will post it friday or saturday, so with a litle luck I might have it around newyear.
I'm so excided

Peter

Hej Charlotte velkommen her i dette underlige men også sjove og lærerige forum. Som Cynth skriver startede jeg denne tråd fordi jeg var brandærgerlig over at have skåret mig i hånden og derfor ikke kunne øve, det udviklede sig så til en større diskution om æbleskiver. Omgangstonen her kan være hård ...

They sure sound good. Well they are good But the name, pronounced ay-bla-skeever (not sure about that) But they look hard to make. Well it's kind of like learning the whistle, practise does it. But these dayes most people buy them readymade, frozen, just to put in the oven. They are actually quite ...

Nanohedron wrote: Waidaminnit. Are you saying that real Danish Æbleskiver have no apple in them? When I've had them in the States, they always had little apple bits mixed in.

No apples