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    he was seriously under the impression that all the sgians he's seen in his life were small flutes.
    Sometimes you've got to wonder how misconceptions like those are born.
    A dear friend of mine years ago (who was also a piper) always carried a penny whistle in his hose top. Perhaps they've met.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan H View Post
    The sgian flute in the key of "D"...
    Ah, but I actually have one :-) D is a little big. The one in my avatar is D, the standard baroque flute. I have one an octave higher, thus half the length. It's a little long, fat, and heavy because it's made of ebony, and wooden flutes have to be rather thick-walled.

    Drobin, a garklein is getting to be the right size. It would be about half the length of the little flute.

    Quote Originally Posted by PiobBear View Post
    A dear friend of mine years ago (who was also a piper) always carried a penny whistle in his hose top. Perhaps they've met.
    That's what I was thinking of! I only have one in C, a touch longer than the D flute but it's much lighter and skinnier. I'm strictly a novice at whistle.
    Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
    gainfully unemployed systems programmer

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