Still trying to raise money for university, and a number of my whistles have volunteered to take one for the team. The following items are for sale, please contact me in email or PM if you are interested in anything or if you have questions. I am willing to ship anywhere, contact me for rates to other locations. Will consider best counteroffers for all items.
Edited to add that I am almost certain I can accept payment in pounds sterling, and quite probably in euros as well. Contact me to discuss fair conversion rates.
Books: Shipping in states is $3.
*Sight-Read Any Rhythm Instantly $5
*The Idiot’s Guide to Music Theory SOLD
*Ceol An Chlair - Original compositions by Paddy O’Donoghue (sheet music) $12
CDs: $10 each, $2 shipped (any number of cds) or no shipping if you’ve bought a book too
*éist](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/eist.jpg%22%3E%C3%A9ist) - Songs in their native language
*Bridges](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/Bridges.jpg%22%3EBridges) - Frank Edgley
*Worlds of Music - this 2 cd set is a cool selection of musical samples from around the world, particularly africa, native america, the middle east, indonesia… it was from my World Music class in college. 24 tracks on the first cd and 39 on the second, mostly field recordings.
*Call of the Dolphin by Ken Davis - Maybe a little new agey (1994), a couple of songs but mostly relaxing instrumental tunes.
*Heartsong - “Electric Harp and Woodwinds”
Tingstad and Rumbel (great strings/woodwind folk duo) CDs:
*Star Of Wonder (Christmas tunes)
*American Acoustic (2 CD set)
*Paradise
Nonwhistle instruments:
Translucent blue Yamaha recorder - $6, $2 shipping or no charge with another item
Kaen - 16 inches, and I suspect not pro quality. But interesting nonetheless, and I bet it’d be fun to disassemble it and see how it worked. $18, $4 shipping. Photo</a](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/hawaiianwhistle.jpg">Photo</a)> (commentary not by me)
Native American Flute - $225 shipped and insured, or make an offer. Aromatic Cedar, six-hole. Photo](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/flute1.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 1. Photo](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/flute2.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 2. Photo](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/flute3.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 3. Photo](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/flute4.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 4
Ceramic G flute - $70 shipped/insured. This flute is really cool, I got it at a craft show in Rochester NY. Several years ago it fell and cracked in half but I repaired it and have never had any problems with it. You can see the crack line if you look for it, it’s at the top of the top finger hole. Photo</a](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/CeramicFlute.jpg">Photo</a)>. It’s got a kokopelli on it at the top.
Small Andean panpipes - $20
Whistles:
Little Black Walton whistle with a nicely in-tune Cnat hole created in the back. $14 shipped.
Susato two piece Kildare Bb: SOLD - Photo</a](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/susatobb.jpg">Photo</a)> - A wonderful Bb whistle, one of my favourites and I normally don’t care for Susatos. This one is a ‘small bore’ as opposed to the more common medium bore.
Two Hoover Brass Ds: $50 each, shipped - Photo</a](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/hooverbrasspair.jpg">Photo</a)>
These two Hoover whistles are fantastic and like new. I got them when I visited Mack’s workshop for the first time. One is a regular bore D, with a small inscription on the back of the tuning slide. (Mack’s given me the OK to sell it, since I need the money for school.) The other is a narrow bore D. The narrow bore is slightly different than Mack’s usual offerings, because the material it was made from was from a slightly heavier and thicker batch. It has a good solid weight to it.
Hoover Arrow D whistle: $60 - Photo](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/Hooverarrowwhistle.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 1 - Photo](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/Hooverarrowwhistlecloseup.jpg%22%3EPhoto) 2
Bet you’ve never seen one of these before! It’s a working D whistle made out of a couple of standard metal arrows. Mack can make a whistle out of anything! This thing will hit second octave if you breathe too hard, and the first octave is like whispering. It’s the coolest thing. Mack’s given me permission to sell it in light of my university ambitions.
Silkstone set: SOLD - Photo</a](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/Silkstonewhistles.jpg">Photo</a)>
This lot includes two very nice Silkstone whistles, a C and D (one head) and a custom case.
I got these whistles from Livethe Question last year. He said he had them made to be slightly quieter than a normal Silkstone. I’ve been using the D at many sessions. I absolutely love the sound but can’t justify the money at the moment.
Silkstone tshirt - $25 shipped
Silkstone T-shirt XL, very cool and not seen very often! Shirt](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/silkstonetshirt1.jpg%22%3EShirt) front and back</a](http://www.rit.edu/~eeg6662/liq/silkstonetshirt2.jpg">back</a)>.
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Copeland Low D: SOLD including custom hard-sided carrying case with shoulder strap. Photo](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/copelandbrass.jpg%22%3EPhoto) of whistle - Photo](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/cases.jpg%22%3EPhoto) of case
sniff I can’t believe it’s come to this. This whistle has been the capstone of my collection for nearly two years. A two piece Copeland brass low D, this whistle instantly cured me of Low WhOA. Serial](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/copelandserialnumber.jpg%22%3ESerial) number 2256 with a cool and unusual little shamrock</a](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/copelandshamrock.jpg">shamrock</a)> etched on the front, this whistle has been well cared for and freshly polished. The tuning slide, like the rest of the whistle, is in excellent condition.
In February 2003, the tune Dallas](http://www.hostinginseattle.com/bethftp/cf/Dallas_Skies_-_Ava_Copeland_Feb_03b.mp3%22%3EDallas) Skies was composed and recorded on this whistle.
New, a brass copeland low D currently goes for $475 with a one to two month wait. But you wouldn’t get the hard case with a new one, you’d get a soft cloth case. This case can handle airport travel with no problem, as I’ve brought it on four flights and never encountered any issues.
