Whistles
Many will recognize the slide whistle as the voice of the Clangers, but just listen to Louis Armstrong playing Who’s It to see its musical possibilities. With many claims to fame it features prominently in ‘Swanee- Kazoo’ in Radio 4’s I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, and on The Simpsons as Sideshow Bob’s voice before he found his own.
This bright and colourful Train Whistle is a delight for any young child! Just blow gently for an incredibly realistic train whistle sound. An ingenious design, easy to play with and easy to clean. A delightful introduction to the wonderful world of making music! Suitable from 2 years +
Natural finished wood
13.8cm long
2.7cm wide
1.4cm deep
A very popular gift - driving parents even madder
This classic toy can be enjoyed by children and adults alike! Shaped to look like a duck beak, you simply blow through the bill shaped mouthpiece to produce a sound similar to that of a duck quacking. This novelty noisemaker could be included as a favour in kids party bags. The noisemaker also has an attached loop if you wish to wear it as a necklace.
Colour Yellow.
Noisemakers are sold individually.
The Tri-Tone Whistle originated in Brazil and is now a standard in today’s dance music. It produces three distinct, complementary tones for a consistent sound.
One of the most ancient of instruments, the whistle is used today for anything from controlling the changes in your samba band, sound effects production or even refereeing your local football match