Things You'll Need:
- Kazoos
- Breath Fresheners
- Celtic Music For Flute & Whistle CD
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Step 1
Purse your lips into a tiny O shape, leaving a small opening for air.
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Step 2
Place the tip of your tongue behind your bottom teeth or against your inside bottom gums.
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Step 3
Gently expel air through your mouth.
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Step 4
Adjust your tongue position and the small O opening formed by your lips until you hear a note.
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Step 5
Once you can sound one note, experiment with your tongue position and the strength of your breath to produce different notes.
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Step 6
Practice!










Comments
glerdski said
on 8/30/2009 Yay! Finaly for all these years I now know how to "Whistle"!!!
NightowlMama said
on 1/11/2009 I keep telling the kids this is how its done and they don't believe me. Then I tell them to try the two finger methods
macchindra said
on 5/21/2008 Very good for who cannot sing. I'll try...
Thanks for great idea...
gbhatia said
on 2/25/2008 Dear All
I dont like to boost but I can whistle almost any tune of any song which I hear once. This is a Gods gift to me. I am based at Delhi/ India., You can contact me at g.bha@rediffmail.com
regards
gaurav
NinetyNine said
on 1/5/2008 What ever happened to Mae West's technique?... "...you know, just put your lips together and blow..."