Michelle Mc’s three hundred and eighty-five comments

According to a review of the Clarke conical 'Celtic' whistle, it is not tunable. It does have two parts to it though so it may be tunable after some warm water bathing. I couldn't tell how breathy it was by the video though. more…

So it's the conical bore that makes it breathy? more…

Subtle it is not. Is he playing a taiko drum? ;) more…

I'm looking to purchase some tunable whistles of a breathy tone like the Clarke original ones with the wood block fipple. Is there such a thing? I love my Clarke whistles because of the strong contrast between those and the bright tone of the Killarney wh... more…

Just have a primary or favourite instrument you play the most. Then have a secondary you play sometimes. Everything after that is a casual instrument to play for kicks. It's good to switch between two to keep it novel, but to mostly focus on one will get ... more…

Doesn't Spotify pay artists for their music? more…

No gmail here but it works. No idea except it sounds Scottish. more…

I used to get that feeling, especially with 'mastering' a new tune that I really like. I have depression, so feeling elated is pretty elusive at the moment so my playing is rather stagnant lateley. Yes is the general answer though. It can be pure joy and ... more…

As someone with little cash to spare, I have maybe a dozen albums at most. The upside to that is that the more I listen to them the more I hear in each tune like the various instruments and the back up instruments. I would hate to have sooo many albums th... more…

I've yet to find an affordable ocarina in D. more…