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A '''piccolo''' was a musical instrument from [[Earth]], which had a sound not dissimilar to a [[recorder]]. The [[Fourth Doctor]] carried one and was fairly adept at playing it. Once, when on the trail of [[Pescaton]]s in the [[London Underground]], he told [[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]] that he "always played the piccolo when [he was] nervous". He felt that it "relieved the tension". | A '''piccolo''' was a musical instrument from [[Earth]], which had a sound not dissimilar to a [[recorder]]. The [[Fourth Doctor]] carried one and was fairly adept at playing it. Once, when on the trail of [[Pescaton]]s in the [[London Underground]], he told [[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]] that he "always played the piccolo when [he was] nervous". He felt that it "relieved the tension". This trait proved useful, as the Pescatons were vulnerable to high-pitched noise. Sarah noticed their vulnerability when the Doctor was playing the instrument and encouraged him to play more loudly. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Doctor Who and the Pescatons (audio story)|part=}}) | ||
This trait proved useful, as the Pescatons were vulnerable to high-pitched noise. Sarah noticed their vulnerability when the Doctor was | |||
[[Category:Musical instruments from the real world]] | [[Category:Musical instruments from the real world]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:56, 19 June 2024
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A piccolo was a musical instrument from Earth, which had a sound not dissimilar to a recorder. The Fourth Doctor carried one and was fairly adept at playing it. Once, when on the trail of Pescatons in the London Underground, he told Sarah that he "always played the piccolo when [he was] nervous". He felt that it "relieved the tension". This trait proved useful, as the Pescatons were vulnerable to high-pitched noise. Sarah noticed their vulnerability when the Doctor was playing the instrument and encouraged him to play more loudly. (AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Pescatons [+]Loading...{"part":"","1":"Doctor Who and the Pescatons (audio story)"})
