Well…after attending the workshop at Marguerites on June 15th. I learned one thing…I have too many whistles! WHoA got me good and I realize that I spend more time wondering which one to play instead of sitting down and really working on something. Like learning to play a tune by EAR for instance. Sooo…the usual..am attempting to clear out some of the extras…Here is what I have for sale..the usual reasonable prices…
SWEETHEART PROFESSIONAL MODEL IN SOPRANO D…$110
PAUL BUSMAN SOPRANO D IN TULIPWOOD…$140..got this beauty from Tomcat..but since my Olivewood has arrived I realize I only need ONE wood whiste at this point.
ELFSONG SOPRANO C IN RAINBOW COTTON CANDY ..with custom SASSY BRASS mouthpiece…$65
If anyone is interested in helping me clear up some of the confusion that is causing me to stall instead of progress…please email me at ANDREAZ54@AOL.COM
I learned that lesson about 10 months into my playing, too: It is hard but necessary to concentrate on one whistle to get the feel of it when you are learning. My whistles went to a good home…
Thanks Stewy! it was nice to meet you too! Yeah..that was the most valuable leson of all that I took home with me. WHoA can actually really work against you.
I intend to start alot from scratch and start running those (boring) scales and doing some serious work on learning this play by ear thing! On a LIMITED number of whistles!
[quote=“andreaz54”]PAUL BUSMAN SOPRANO D IN TULIPWOOD…$140..got this beauty from Tomcat..but since my Olivewood has arrived I realize I only need ONE wood whiste at this point.
I agree, Paul. I don’t think that I like the tone of your message, Andrea You can’t go putting terrible thoughts into peoples head. One whistle?! That’s rediculous! Everyone, just walk away - there’s nothing to see here.
You can’t go putting terrible thoughts into peoples head. One whistle?! That’s rediculous! Everyone, just walk away - there’s nothing to see here.