“please buy us - don’t let her sell us off on ebay to strangers who may not even know how to play a whistle…we want an experienced home…please…help - save us..”
Maybe I should pick something more controversial to say to keep this thread alive?
Well, I don’t know, the post about the two whistles sobbing about their unknown fate had me in tears. Unfortunately I already have a low D whistle coming…must…control…self…against…WhOA…force…
On 2003-01-03 17:52, JessieK wrote:
Cheryl, I heard that you like recorders! Don’t even try to deny it. You have some nerve showing your face around here!
Alright, I’ll admit it! I still have my recorder from grade 8 sitting in a drawer somewhere in the house, and if I ever did happen upon it one day, I might just try and play it!
They are trying to teach my youngest son recorder in school now too! I do not understand why they try and polute their minds at such an early age! Why not teach a tin whistle instead, way easier and much nicer sound! Ah well, we all started somewhere!
Rando7 - you’re will power is much too strong! You know you want it! Since when is there a rule that says you can only have one Low D??
[ This Message was edited by: one-tin-soldier on 2003-01-03 21:14 ]
hi there:-)
Could you tell me who made the Overton, Colin or Bernard. And how old might it be, condition good..?
Cheers, Amar.
sorry, forgot you wanted a privat message.
[ This Message was edited by: amar on 2003-01-08 16:15 ]
My apologies, I should have posted this info sooner. Thanks for asking Amar. The Overton is a Goldie dated Oct. 1999. It is in very good condition, a few minor wear marks here and there, but overall very good.