Talk:Slide whistle
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I will be removing this part of the article “like the clarinet, the only closed-end, cylindrical Western orchestral instrument.” As it is incorrect that the clarinet is cylindrical, closed on the end, in a way similar to a slide whistle.
In addition (as time allows) I hope to organize the article so that it is laid out as follows.
- Short definition
- History
- Physical description
- The slide whistle in music
- References
- The clarinet is effectively cylindrical (thus its harmonics are different from the saxophone), but otherwise I agree that the similarities are distant.--Curtis Clark 04:25, 26 April 2007 (UTC)
If someone could record the sound of one it'd be great. Secretlondon 09:31, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
