Hi Bob, I don't know of anyone who can whistle in two parts but I have a friend who is able to do Bach's two part inventions, one part whistling and the other humming. It is strange to listen to but quite difficult too as I tried it, quite unsuccessfully I might add. Graeme Harvey New Plymouth NZ -----Original Message----- From: Staccatomusic@cs.com <Staccatomusic@cs.com> To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org> Date: Wednesday, 15 December 1999 17:39 Subject: Perfect whistlers >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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