10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FIPPLE»
Discover the use of
fipple in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fipple and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Charlie Blue Berry
Fipple Berry
Thinking that his Mother did not notice, Charlie Blue Berry Fipple Berry does something his Mother asked him not to, and spends the whole day feeling bad about it. How will Charlie Blue Berry Fipple Berry explain what he has done?
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Articles on
Fipple Flutes, Including: Recorder, Tin Whistle, ...
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The Essential Tin Whistle Toolbox
A FIPPLE FLUTE The tin whistle is an end-blown, vertically-held, six-hole fipple
flute, in the same family as the recorder and numerous other fipple flutes found
throughout world musical traditions. In fipple flutes, tone is produced by blowing
air ...
Grey Larsen, Yates, Richard, 2011
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Fipple Flutes: Recorder, Tin Whistle, Slide Whistle, ...
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Source Wikipedia, Books Llc, 2010
5
Why You Hear What You Hear: An Experiential Approach to ...
The fipple is connected to a resonant cavity, controlling the period of oscillation.
This image of a fipple in action is taken from a marvelous video by Mico
Hirschberg of Eindhoven University of Technology; available at httpJ/
wwwbiophysicsuwa ...
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Articles on Pipe Organ Components, Including:
Fipple, Organ ...
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Whittlin' Whistles: How to Make Music with Your Pocket Knife
H. Chapter. 6: Fipple. Flute. ere is a flute made out of a piece of dried bamboo
about 1 inch in diameter and 18–20 inches long. Notice that there is a joint in the
middle of this piece of bamboo. First a metal rod, or a strong, hard stick, needs to
...
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Gobbledygook: A Dictionary That's 2/3 Accurate, 1/3 Nonsense ...
fipple. (FIH-pull) (noun): A grooved plug found at the end of an organ pipe, flute,
or whistle. Another name for a whistle is an aerophone, an instrument that makes
music via forced air. 2.
9
Breakfast of Scallywags
“They took daisies,” whined Horace Fipple who was standing by the front door of
Fipple's Floral in a green apron. “And floral arrangement supplies! You can't just
take supplies! All our arrangements are custom made by professionals!” “That's ...
Emily Gillespie Clement, 2009
10
Which Musical Instrument Would You Like To Play?
However, some flutes, such as the whistle, gemshorn, flageolet, recorder, tin
whistle, tonette, fujara, and ocarina have a duct that directs the air onto the edge (
an arrangement that is termed a “fipple”). These are known as fipple flutes.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FIPPLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fipple is used in the context of the following news items.
The Portland Recorder Society; making music with friends (Photos …
It is a member of the fipple flute family (which also includes the tin whistle), can be made of wood or plastic, and is played easily by blowing it. «OregonLive.com, May 15»
Symphony, Resounding Accord both display glorious diversity in …
... for their expertise in performing on the piri, sheng, kayageum and fipple flutes that Harrison's score requires, exposing the audience a variety ... «Santa Cruz Sentinel, Mar 15»
Kansas City's Moment In The Sun
In fact, when he was dating my mother, he took her to five football games in one weekend, he called it a fipple-header. He was doing it to figure ... «Sports On Earth, Sep 14»
Lamar Hunt would have loved this sports week in Kansas City, Clark …
In fact, when he was dating my mother, he took her to five football games in one weekend, he called it a fipple-header. “He was doing it to figure ... «Kansas City Star, Sep 14»
Live to drive another day
Possession of a driving licence and other relevant documents was ego-hurting; triple/fipple-riding was the norm; and speeding was seen as an ... «Hindustan Times, Sep 14»
alt-J: This is All Yours
And we haven't even mentioned the curious baroque duet of fipple flutes (“Garden Of England”) that serves as a entre'acte. Interesting. «Paste Magazine, Sep 14»
'The ABC of Fabulous Princesses' and 'Aviary Wonders Inc.'
She plays the fipple flute on Fridays (when she doesn't forget) and frolics with flickering fireflies.” Such verbal jesting is infectious; children who ... «New York Times, Mar 14»
Armenian Female Saxophonist: "On Stage with the Saxophone, I'm a …
Liana Osipyan began playing the shvi (traditional Armenian fipple flute), then the flute, before finally settling on the saxophone as her ... «Hetq Online, Feb 14»
Penny Whistles and Me (UPDATED)
The penny whistle, a cousin of the recorder and the flageolet, is one of the simplest wind instruments: a whistle, or fipple flute, with six finger ... «Patheos, Jan 14»
Patent Reform: Will Fee-Shifting Solve the Patent Troll Problem?
... such a large departure that strikes at the very heart of the incentive to enforce patent rights will have a ripple effect. Likely a large fipple effect. «IPWatchdog.com, Dec 13»
