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| | Recorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The recorder is a woodwind musical instrument of the family known as fipple flutes—whistle-like instruments which include the tin whistle and ocarina. | | | The recorder is end-blown and the mouth of the instrument is constricted by a wooden plug, known as a fipple. | | | For other uses of this term, see Recorder (disambiguation). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recorder
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| | Fipple Flute - Big Flute Guide |
| | The recorder is a member of the fipple flutefamily of instruments. | | | A flute, such as a recorder, with a fipple. | | | NOUN: A flute, such as a recorder, with a fipple. |
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http://www.bigfluteguide.com/fipple-flute.html
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| | Ukrainian Folk Wind Instruments |
| | The fipple is cut away like that of a recorder. | | | The dentsivka is often called a sopilka, however, it differs from the true sopilka in that it has a fipple, like the western recorder. | | | Holes are cut or burnt into the tube and a fipple made at one end. |
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http://home.att.net/~bandura.ca/VMfolkBook/wind.html
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| | A cover 40 is cooperative with the wall 34 to retain the inner liner 22 in the vessel 38. | | | The inner liner 22 further comprises a cover 30 that cooperates with the wall 24 to close the chamber 28. | | | The selective covering or uncovering of toneholes varies the frequencies of the sound waves produced. |
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http://www.wipo.int/cgi-pct/guest/getbykey5?KEY=03/90201.031030&ELEMENT_SET=DECL
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| | Medieval instrument still making music in elementary school classrooms |
| | It was reintroduced to this country in the 20th century through third-grade music class, where pint-sized, would-be musicians sputtered and screeched their way through "Mary Had A Little Lamb." But let's face it, those tunes make recorders sound more like a squeaky dog toy than a full-bodied musical instrument. | | | The American Recorder Society, based in Littleton, has been singing the praises of the recorder since 1939 and boasts 90 chapters throughout the United States. | | | There is also the crumhorn, a curved recorder about 6 feet in length. |
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http://www.broomfieldenterprise.com/broomfield/news/19zfip.shtml
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| | In Turkey, there is "dili duduk" ("with a tongue") which is a fipple flute, and "dilziz duduk" ("without a tongue"). | | | to my knowledge, most cultures have at least one fipple flute in their musical tradition, usually in more provincial or "lower" musical traditions. | | | Perhaps it is something they use as a training aid for playing the guitar." The non-ethnocentric name for a recorder type instrument is a "Fipple flute"... |
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http://www.wu-wien.ac.at/earlym-l/logfiles/earlym-l.log9111a
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| | NPR : THE RIDDLE OF THE FIPPLE |
| | Performance Today, August 31, 1996 · The riddle of the fipple flute: In this week's edition of "Coming to Terms," termsmeister Miles Hoffman and Martin answer a question poised by WFSQ listener Michelle McConnell in Talahassee, Florida: What's the origin of the recorder, and how does it work? |
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1018612
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| | They fipple should be tapered on the inside of the sound chamber at a 45 degree angle and flat on the top outside of the flute. | | | Which ever method you choose, leave a flat on the top of the flute about 1/2" beyond the slow air hole and the fipple. | | | Set up your router table to channel the inside Slow Air Chamber and Sound Chamber. |
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http://www.ghostowlflutes.com/build.htm
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| | Dolmetsch Online - Recorder Method Glossary of Recorder Terms |
| | The use of the term for the recorder's block seems to come from an analogy with the flute, where the under lip provides the same narrowing of the windway as the block does in the recorder, i.e. | | | First occurrance in English print: was in 1626 by Bacon in "Sylva": "Let there be a Recorder made with two Fipples, at each end one." | | | C recorder written in the treble clef, sounding two octaves higher |
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http://www.dolmetsch.com/Glossary.htm
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| | Fipple block for musical recorders - Patent 4104948 |
| | Fipple block for musical recorders - Patent 4104948 | | | However, such an arrangement would not be acceptable for some recorders, such as bass or great-bass recorders, since they are too long to be blown from the end and must be side blown. | | | The present invention relates generally to musical instruments, and specifically to an improved fipple block for wind instruments, in which the fipple block is replaceable and interchangeable with different instruments and is also side blown having a narrow and defined air passageway which enhances the responsiveness of the instrument. |
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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4104948.html
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| | Chiff & Fipple: The Tinwhistle Internet Experience |
| | Chiff and Fipple Investigative Report on a product that musically abuses children. | | | And special thanks to my lovely wife Marilyn Wisely and daughters, Sarah, Angela, and Claire for letting Dad stay a bit too long in the basement. | | | Chiff and Fipple is the center of a large Internet community of people who are weirdly preoccupied with the instrument. |
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http://www.chiffandfipple.com
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| | HOME |
| | The Delight Consort, founded in 1992 to commemorate the quincentenary of Columbus' 'Discovery' of America with some real period music and intelligent commentary, sings and plays music of the 14th through tthe 18th centuries on recorders, cornetts, sackbutt, cello, viola, harpsichord, organ and harp. | | | Founder-Director of the Fall River Fipple Fluters, an amateur recorder-playing group, and the Delight Consort, a professional Renaissance and Early Baroque ensemble |
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http://home.mindspring.com/~judithconrad
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| | Information on Fipple |
| | fipple n : a wooden plug forming a flue pipe (as the mouthpiece of a recorder) | | | [ W E B K N O W L E D G E O N L I N E :: Fipple ] |
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http://www.wkonline.com/d/Fipple.html
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| | Deutsches Museum - Music |
| | The baroque composers wrote chamber music for the fipple flute, among them Georg Philipp Telemann. | | | Before the cross flute in the 18th century, it was the fipple flute (or recorder) which had been the favorite instrument of wind players. | | | Johann Sebastian Bach was also still using this instrument in his cantatas and in the Brandenburg Concertos. |
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http://www.deutsches-museum.de/ausstell/dauer/musik/e_musik3.htm
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| | Ocarina Fipple Information |
| | Among the oldest of musical instruments, ocarinas seem like near cousins of the recorder, until you understand the... | | | These are instruments that have no fipple or dentse. | | | The ocarina is an easy instrument to learn... |
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http://www.ocarina-master.com/ocarina-fipple-6.htm
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| | Wordsmyth |
| | a recorder or other vertical flute that has a slitted wedgelike plug, or fipple, in the mouthpiece. | | | If you register now this message and color will disappear, and ensure that you won't miss any of the unique Wordsmyth features you've come to enjoy. |
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http://wordsmyth.net/live/home.php?script=search&matchent=fipple+flute&...
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| | Deepen and/or widen the upper end of the channel in the fipple plug. | | | (In this case, the acoustic length is the distance from the bottom of the whistle to the lower edge of the fipple hole, or 26.5 cm). | | | I often make more fipples than I need, and end up throwing out some of them because I'm not happy with their sound... |
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http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/6611/makewhis.htm
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| | Native American Flute Forum: Flute Selection, Part II |
| | This oscillation is in the form of compression pulses that we label as ‘sound waves’. | | | The compression waves have a speed, or frequency, that is modulated, or controlled, by changing the active volume of the lower chamber. | | | From this information, we can ascertain the following: The sound vibration, or tone, begins with the air oscillation which occurs at the fipple edge. |
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http://www.loomisflute.com/5-29-98.htm
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| | Music Folk Feature: Wonderful World of Flutes |
| | Fipple Flutes - (from left to right) Angel Soprano, Susato Tabor Pipe, Thin Weasel D tin whistle, Clark C Penny Whistle, Moeck ondo Tenor Recorder, Howard low D Tin whistle | | | The tin whistle is most commonly used for Irish traditional music and English country-dances. | | | A fipple flute is one held perpendicular to the floor and with the mouthpiece or blow hole at the very end of the instrument. |
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http://www.musicfolk.com/docs/Features/Feature_Flutes.htm
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| | mungusoid : A fipple... |
| | They're easier to play than a recorder (which is pretty damn easy), imo, and they don't sound so fuck awful. | | | Yeah, they're a kind of end-blown flute, like the kena or recorder. | | | Most of the attraction of playing it stems from the fact that it is called a fipple. |
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http://www.greatestjournal.com/users/mungusoid/5706.html
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| | Fun_People Archive - 12 Oct - The Tin Whistle Comparison |
| | Let's face it, the tinwhistle is a watered-down version of the recorder anyway. | | | For fear of offending those Chiff and Fipple subscribers who play both instruments ("cross-fipplers" as they are known in the trade) I won't be too partisan in my reply. | | | Instead I thought it might be helpful to readers to provide the definitive comparison of the tinwhistle and the recorder. |
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http://www.langston.com/Fun_People/1999/1999ARV.html
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| | fipple |
| | From WordNet r 1.6 [wn]: fipple n : a wooden plug forming a flue pipe (as the mouthpiece of a recorder) | | | E. fible a stick used to stir pottage.] A stopper, as in a wind instrument of music. | | | 2 definitions found From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) [web1913]: Fipple \Fip"ple\ (f[~e]r), n. |
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http://beetfoundation.com/words/f/fipple.html
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| | Native American Flute Forum |
| | This issue of the Forum is contributed by Sam Kurz and Scott Loomis | | | This is an area you can experiment with, varying the width of the slot from 9/32" to 3/8" to compare the effect on the sound produced. | | | Remember that you can adjust the sound by moving the windblock, slightly enlarging the finger holes, varying the width of the fipple slot, and by moving the cork to vary the length of the fipple slot.. |
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http://www.loomisflute.com/11-07-98.htm
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| | From: "rstaton" To: "Dale Wisely" Cc: "rich" Subject: Re: hacking intrusion chiff and fipple Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 20:38:06 -0500 Mr. | | | I do intend to have this investigated fully and would = advise you not to destroy any of your computer records. | | | Wisely: I am taking it from your silence that you do not intend to = investigate the incident of reported hacking on your website. |
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http://www.lafferty.ca/stuff/misc/piper7.html
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| | The Bagwhistle |
| | Bottom of left picture, left-to-right: G-Drone, D-Drone, Drone Plug 1, Drone Plug 2, Chanter Fipple and | | | A coupler is placed between the fipple and the top tonehole for tuning. | | | Fipple = 6" CPVC pipe Fipple (see diagram below) |
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http://www.tinwhistles.us/bagwhistle.htm
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| | FluteKey.com - Fipple Designs |
| | Web site by Clint Goss - Last updated February 5, 2005. | | | This diagram shows 4 basic designs for the NAF fipple. | | | This web page shows shows details for the design of the fipple (splitting edge, sound edge) of a Native American Flute (NAF). |
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http://goss.rho.net/flute/htm/fipple.htm
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| | Clips & Snips |
| | Link Page to other Irish and Scottish Music mp3/etc sites. | | | I recall that people from Australia, Philippines, Singapore, England, Ireland, Spain, Argentina, Canada, and the US have submitted music. | | | Let me know.) Most contributors are members of the Chiff and Fipple message board, which is a subsidiary of the multinational megalithic tinwhistle consortium, Chiff and Fipple, managed and manipulated by the undisputed king of poststructural internet tinwhistle journalists, Dale Wisely. |
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http://www.tinwhistletunes.com/clipssnip
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| | Wandering Whistler Music Archives |
| | On this site, you'll find sheet music and midi to many irish and scottish folk tunes, as well as tunes that just sound good on the whistle. | | | This site is all about penny whistles and whistle music. | | | I'm the Wandering Whistler, shown here at the Texas Renaissance Festival playing a Chieftain Low D. I've been playing the penny whistle (also known as the tin whistle, tin flute, fipple flute, among other assorted names) since 1995, and am very much in love with it. |
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http://www.tinwhistler.com
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| | Generation Whistle, Brass or Nickel, Various Keys |
| | They are available in your choice of Brass (pictured on the left) or Nickel (pictured on the right). | | | The brass whistles have a warmer sound, the nickel's tone is brighter. | | | The plastic fipple has become accepted by traditional whistle players over the years, because of the consistency of sound compared to a wooden fipple (wood can change tone when wet...). |
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http://www.thewhistleshop.com/catalog/whistles/inexpensive/Generations/generati.htm
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| | Paul Smith's List O'Names: Blowing the Fipple Flute |
| | Blow, Blow, Blowing, Blowing, euphemism, euphemism, euphemism, euphemism, Fipple, Flute, Flute, music, music, music, sex, sex, sex, sex, sex. | | | List O’Names, a list of names for things that need to be named | | | Paul Smith's List O'Names: Blowing the Fipple Flute |
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http://www.lightlink.com/wysiati/LON/b/blowingthefippleflute.shtml
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| | fipple flute -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | A wind instrument somewhat similar to the flute, the flageolet is closely related to the recorder. | | | Like the recorder it is a fipple, or whistle, flute—that is, one sounded by a stream of breath directed through a duct to strike the sharp edge of a hole cut in the side of the pipe. | | | Like the recorder it is a fipple, or whistle, flute—i.e., one sounded by a stream of breath directed through a duct to strike the sharp edge of a hole cut in the side of the pipe. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9034317
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| | Articles - Flute |
| | Another division is between side-blown (or transverse) flutes, such as the Western concert flute, piccolo, fife, di zi, and bansuri; and end-blown flutes, such as the recorder, ney, kaval, quena, shakuhachi and tonette. | | | This makes the instrument easier to play, but takes a degree of control away from the musician. | | | Generally, the quality called "tone colour" or "timbre" varies because the flute produces harmonics in different intensities. |
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http://www.ebaki.com/articles/Flute
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| | MMD Archives: Build a Simple Organ Pipe |
| | The channel on the fipple is cut to 3/8" wide. | | | I also made a 3/4" pipe with a 1/2" hole with a fipple channel 1/2" wide. | | | I made a fipple out of Lexan but that only lead me to the problem. |
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http://mmd.foxtail.com/Archives/Digests/200003/2000.03.07.03.html
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| | How i made a pennywhistle at home in my spare time |
| | Insert the fipple (still long & sticking out, i hope) where it plays the best, and drill a small hole through the mouthpiece from side to side. | | | Once you can get a sound out of it, leave it alone for the moment. | | | Blowing harder sounds the octave, and you might be able to get still another octave. |
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http://www.bc1.com/~ereiswig/whismake.htm
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| | Chiff & Fipple : CafePress.com |
| | This special Chiff & Fipple is a fundraiser for 9-11 related charities. | | | Enter your keyword or topic to find products. | | | All of the profits that would usually go to Chiff & Fipple, typically $3.00 per item, will be donated to 9-11 related charities. |
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http://www.cafepress.com/chiff2001
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| | The fingering pattern is just a touch different than most whistles, sounds more accurate covering only one hole to play the "C" note in the G scale. | | | This is a Maui Xaphoon, made in Hawaii. | | | This is my favorite of the Generation brand and was the whistle I played most often until I began using the Clarke whistles. |
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http://members.shaw.ca/daveyfisher/diffwhistles.html
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| | Cane Whistles - straight bambo pipes and cane whistles in various keys. |
| | Fipple is the term still used today to describe the block in the mouth piece that constricts the air to produce sound. | | | In the 17th century, the term Flageolet was used to describe a fipple flute with four finger holes on the front, and two thumb holes on the back. | | | Whistle belongs to a group of woodwind instruments called fipple flutes. |
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http://www.storesonline.com/site/607029/page/272342
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| | #10 Mouthing Off - Humanatone |
| | This fipple is located in a flat plate which covers the mouth. | | | Disrupting the smooth flow of air through and around the fipple or bore will make playing sweet notes nearly imposible, if indeed the instrument can even be made to sound | | | Leaks at the nose take away power and, most importantly, diminish control. |
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http://www.jewsharpguild.org/whmo10.html
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| | Care and feeding of the Copper Pennywhistle |
| | This whistle is tuned to the key of D (a key commonly used in traditional Celtic music). | | | If this happens, just blow hard into the fipple hole or mouthpiece while covering the fipple hole with your hand. | | | The same thing can happen if too much saliva collects in the fipple. |
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http://home.online.no/~hgrimsla/celtic/carewhis.htm
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| | Learning to Whistle: Whistle Care: A Burr in the Fipple |
| | Learning to play the tin whistle and Irish music | | | That's true to some extent, but I was finding it difficult to even play a long high G without getting a "warbling" sound due to the third octive breaking in a little. | | | I don't know if it was a manufacturing defect or if I created it by scraping the side of the fipple with the edge of the body while tuning the whistle, but I suspect the latter since the problem just appeared. |
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http://learningtowhistle.blogspot.com/2005/05/whistle-care-burr-in-fipple.html
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| | Paddy Moloney & Sean Potts, Tin Whistles |
| | A fipple is the duct in the mouth-piece that directs air to produce sound. | | | They continue to be manufactured from tin, but also plastic and can even be formed from plumbing supplies. | | | The earliest tin whistles were simply rolled plates of tin, formed into a tube with holes punched and a carved wooden block in the mouth-piece to form the fipple. |
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http://www.greenmanreview.com/tinwhistles.html
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| | Chances are your whistle was tuned sharp so you will want to lengthen the chamber to lower the pitch which means you won't push the fipple on the pipe as far as the mark. | | | This will tell you where the fipple sat originally and provide a guide with regards to how far you are going to push the fipple back on the pipe. | | | Some folks like to try putting the fipple into hot water but I've never found this to work either. |
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http://members.shaw.ca/daveyfisher/tuning.html
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| | NCS Newsletter Fall 2002-3 |
| | Instead of a plug which directs air at the fipple, this flute has an internal barrier near the blowing end, creating a small chamber with a hole in the top. | | | The plate has a channel scored into its underside to direct the air back down toward the fipple, and so back into the flute. | | | When the plug is inserted into the flute, you'll blow into the space created between the near end of the flute and the airway cut into the plug. |
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http://members.aol.com/jglittle/ncsnlf2002/ncsnlf2002c.html
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| | Fipple |
| | Words formed by adding one letter before or after fipple (in bold), or to efilpp in any order: | | | List all words starting with fipple, words containing fipple or words ending with fipple | | | List shorter words within fipple, sorted by length |
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http://www.morewords.com/word/fipple
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| | shakumail.2003: FIPPLE ATTACHMENT |
| | now come out with a FIPPLE ATTACHMENT for it which pops into the top of = | | | have now come out with a FIPPLE ATTACHMENT for it which pops into the = | | | proper tone - the fipple attachment directs the wind for you. |
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http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/Shakumail.2003/1069.html
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