The Alphabet Game is simple. A person comes up with a theme. I am choosing “Whistles & Flutes” as the theme for this game. The game starts on the letter A, goes to B, then C, …all the way to Z. I will start the game.
A is for “The Abell Flute Company.”
Next.
B is for the Bb Generation.
C - half-hole or cross-fingerered ?
D is for D chord. Definition of a D chord? Three flute-players blowing a D… 
E is for Elderly where you can get a Shaw E Whistle
not to be confused with the evil Steve 
F is for flute (especially a glass one filled with champagne)
David
G is for the secondary key on a D whistle.
H is for hottie:
G is for Gen. The tradition lives on.
I is Irish music, of which we’re so fond.
J are the joints, those troublesome points
K for the ever popular Kesh Jig, played on a Kerry whistle
L is for liberal slant…no…wrong forum…
ahem…
L is for limerick contests of old…no…whistles, whistles, dang it…whistles…
cough.
L is for Where are the Loos? …sorry, be right back.
Hi. (shake, shake…dang hot air dryers…)
L is for Let someone else think of an L.
Lips, leading edge of the Labium Ramp, lead fipple?
L is for lips on a lead plug and Labium Ramps.
L is for leather away the wattle-o.
“M” is for “Meg”
N is for Nano, of course. And he plays a Noy. Which is a flute.
Hope you didn’t rob Peter for that, it would be annoying if ya did.
Robbery is relative.
You know, when I play, no matter how good or bad it sounds, I am in fact “a-Noying”.
O is for Overton. I mean, c’mon. What else could it be? Ombashure?