Some noteworthys included Stanley Hicks, Frank Proffit Jr., and Jen Ritchie, to name a few. You get to work side by side with your heroes. Each one has a different voice because of the variety of wood used. See, here's a racoon with a crawfish on the handle, and little crawfish emblems on the wood. You can retune them to modes.
Modes are old scales from church and early music.
In fact, traditional Irish used mountain music, or Dorian. There was also the major mode, or Ionian. It sounds happy and it's named after the island Ionia because the residents were reputed to have a happy disposition. Dorian mode is named after the people from Doria. Lois applies these lessons to the 15,000 children she has taught over the years.