This is a whistle with three finger holes that you can play with one hand, leaving the other hand free to bang a "tabor" drum.
This is the classic medieval and renaissance one-man-band, essential for throwing a proper party throughout period. Shakespear's fool William Kemp once danced a jig for nine days and covered a hundred miles to the sound of pipe and tabor.
By using the second, third and fourth registers of the pipe you can play a complete scale over about an octave and a half. The different registers are reached by blowing harder or softer. Madness! It becomes natural with a little practice. Now play the drum at the same time.
| Bb-tabor-pipe.stl | 2.3MB | |
| Bb-tabor-pipe.zip | 2.8MB | |
| C-tabor-pipe.stl | 2.3MB | |
| C-tabor-pipe.zip | 2.8MB | |
| D-tabor-pipe.stl | 2.1MB | |
| D-tabor-pipe.zip | 2.6MB | |
| G-tabor-pipe.stl | 2.3MB | |
| G-tabor-pipe.zip | 2.8MB | |
| music.pdf | 151.6KB | |
| three-hole-whistle-fingering.pdf | 43.7KB |
