Hello, I’ve updated my page to include a diagram for a low C whistle. I was skeptical when somebody asked for it, but after three attempts I’ve obtained a very good one. It sounds just wonderful, and while it does require the piper’s grip, it’s not harder to play than the average low D.
I should be able to make more clips in the next few days.
Enjoy the diagram and make your own. Or, I will make and sell one for you. Please consider ordering one, my bike was stolen last week and I need some money.
Great sound Guido - and from a 50 cent piece of PVC piping yet! How’s the new Low D coming on?
Sorry to hear about the bike. Everyone should have a Gonzato “Low Tech” so if you get professional marketing advice for your whistles you’ll be able to afford a new bike every time yours is stolen - or better yet, new Vespas…
Thank you all for your appreciation and kind words!
I think I’m not entitled to talk about my own work, but if you pardon me, I’d say that my lows now are very, very nice. I must say a huge “thank you!” to Jem. After reviewing my low D, we exhanged e-mail and he suggested a couple of tricks to improve my design. I’ll add these very simple tricks to my page in the next few days.
Now, I’m a convert: I like lows, and I play my low D all evenings…
