Perfect whistlers

Yat-lam Hong yat-lam.hong@wmich.edu
Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:13:03 -0500


Jack Stebbins, an instructor of piano technology at the North Bennet Street
School, can do this.  He often teaches a class on tuning at PTG Conventions.
Ask him to demonstrate his double-note whistling technique next time you see
him.


Staccatomusic@cs.com wrote:

> If you think perfect pitch is an amazing gift you should meet my uncle. We
> call him uncle Tom and he has a musical gift that no one else in the world
> has. (at least we have not ever seen or heard any one with it yet) Tom can
> whistle 2 notes at the same time in harmony. Not just 2 notes but a full
> song. Not just simple harmony but elaborate harmony up to a 7th apart. Can
> you imagine not just trying to whistle that but trying to think of what your
> trying to whistle? Does anyone know anyone else in the world that can do
> this? Anyone up for the challenge? Maybe we should see if he would perform
> for the convention> Just thought Id let you all know that there are not just
> perfect pitchers out there but perfect whistlers too.
>  Bob Page
> Staccato's Piano Shop



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