Myron Wagtail• Character
Myron Wagtail was the lead singer of the wizarding band The Weird Sisters (FW). Read MoreCelestina Warbeck• Character
Celestina Warbeck, known as the “Singing Sorceress” (CS3), is, along with the Weird Sisters, one of the two most well-known recording artists in the wizarding world (FW). Read MoreIrving Warble• Character
Irving Warble is a composer and the third husband of Celestina Warbeck (Pm). His wife, a famous popular singer, has been married to Mr Warble since leaving her second husband (after a ten year marriage and one child) (Pm). Read More🎙️ The Weird Sisters• Article
Have you ever wondered why an all-wizard rock band would call itself The Weird Sisters? Shakespeare fans may recognize the term “weird sisters” as a name applied to the witches in Macbeth. You might know that all roles in Shakespeare’s plays were played by male… Read MoreThe Weird Sisters
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Art and Culture
The Weird Sisters is a very popular all-male rock band in the wizarding world. This musical group is very popular on the WWN (GF22). The band’s instruments consist of a set of drums, several guitars, a lute, a cello, a bass guitar, and some bagpipes. They were “all… Read MoreWeird Sisters bagpipe player Gideon Crumb is born• EventWeird Sisters drummer Orsino Thruston is born• EventWilliam Shakespeare, English playwright and poet, is born• EventHerman Wintringham• Character
Herman Wintringham was the lute player the wizarding band the Weird Sisters (FW). Read MoreWitching Hour
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Art and Culture
A popular show on the Wizard’s Wireless hosted by Glenda Chittock (FW). Read MoreThe Wizarding Suite
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Art and Culture
The Wizarding Suite is a musical composition written in the 1500s by Musidora Barkwith which featured an exploding instrument, possibly a “serpent.” The Suite was performed only once, in 1902, when the exploding instrument used was a tuba. The explosion blew up the Ackerly Town Hall (FW). Read MoreThe "Wizarding Suite" is banned from performances• Event
During a performance of the famous unfinished piece by Musidora Barkwith, its trademark exploding tuba blows the roof off of the Ackerly Town Hall, and the piece is subsequently banned from performance. Read MoreWizard of the Month, July 2004: Donaghan Tremlett• EventWizard of the Month, November 2006: Lorcan d'Eath• EventWizard's Wireless
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Communication
The equivalent of a Muggle radio; the Weasleys have one of these in their kitchen. The WWN (Wizarding Wireless Network) is listened to by many in the wizarding world. Read MoreWooden Flute
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Hagrid gave Harry a carved wooden flute for Christmas his first year at Hogwarts (PS12). It made a sound like an owl hooting. Read More