Looks like an interesting candidate for a caption competition…hope I don’t live to regret this… :roll:
Trisha
“The first production run of the Overton Low, Low, REALLY Low D reaches eager musicians.”
Or
“The Serpent and friends demonstrate prototypes of his new “Jormandgund”* product line”
* “Midgard Serpent”
Folk musicians in Brazil prefer to blow their own whistles.
Hey, who put VIAGRA in the water supply ??
Hoo boy, I’m not even going there…
Over-Tweaking a Whistle Can Cause Unwanted Results
This is interesting 
Talk about endowments 
I don’t want to meet their women folk.
MarkB
We all know that it’s not really the pitch of the whistle, but how well you play it! Right? 
Martin Milner’s having that weird whistle dream again! 
They’re really quite popular.
“We are happy to see you!”
These whistles are characterized by a very breathy sound, and lots of backpressure.
Forgive me.
My funny bone seems to be broken, but seriously, what are those things? Tuned didgeridoos?
Their seem all right.
They also, for some strange reason, remind me of a joke…
Two women chat in a train. A man sits back of them, and overhears their conversation:
“You know, I heard that Native Americans are the best endowed men in the world…
– Well, I heard that too, but also that, if Bretons may concede on pitch, they gain on bore”
The guy gets up, bows and with his best smile says:
“Hello, may I introduce myself? Geronimo Le Gloërzanec…”
PS: Seriously, these are interesting, er, winds. With a window and blade of sorts, but no fipple.
Curiously, all three contrabass players had forgotten their bocals.
If I could do that I’d never leave the house!
FATHER!
I think that’s a celebration of Quarup, by the way. It’s a Bar Mitzvah of sorts.
Proof there’s more than one way to skin a weasel…
Mayan IrTrad trio “Yum botic” playing “The Boys from Scart” demonstrate the dangers of over-ornamentation.
Said Ixtaccíhuatl (pictured centre) “Too many rolls below low G really messes with the rhythm, dood, not to mention the breathing.”