My favorite wind whistle is made by LP (Latin Percussion).
You can see by my photo that my whistle is so well-loved the LP logo is almost worn off!
I once misplaced this wind whistle during a studio move. I didn't worry at the time because I thought I could easily replace it. No so! I could not find a replacement LP wind whistle anywhere.
I ended up ordering a slightly different type of wind whistle and discovered that it made a completely different sound. I never used it successfully with my classes.
Thankfully, my trusty LP wind whistle appeared one day. During my next studio move, I actually packed it in my pocket and not a box to be sure I wouldn't lose track of it.
Today I'll be using the wind whistle with my Early Orff class (2-3 year olds with parents) as we experience more Little Red Bird magic!
Tomorrow I am going to talk a bit about some other ways I build listening skills with the wind whistle. Check out yesterday post to read a bit more about wind whistles.
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Susan, I am looking high and low for a wind whistle! If you know of any websites that carry them, I would be grateful!!
ReplyDeleteHi Mari,
ReplyDeleteI will try to track one down for you! I have looked on a couple of my regular sites and no luck yet. I have a couple more places to look and I'll let you know when I find one:)
I found a wind whistle here at Lone Star Percussion.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.lonestarpercussion.com/Categories/Sound-Effects-and-Whistles/Acme-A263?utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=products
Dear Susan:My LP wind whistle accidentally was broken recently and have looked everywhere for a replacement but am having no luck. Any other places that you might recommend looking? Greg Allen
ReplyDeleteHi Greg,
DeleteI haven't been able to source any wind whistles either...such a drag. If I do find one, I'll let you know:)!