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Great Blues wind instrument .No reeds, no springs, no leaky pads to worry about . Thanks again.

Great job on your blues penny whistle postings ,thank you

Yeah, Great clear sound. Good whistles can make all the different. I love my Lir.

Life long Clarinet/Sax player here. The hole placement on a C whistle fits under the fingers. All down= D as read for Tnr Sax. To my mind a C whistle= an instrument in Bb but transposed up a tone as we would read a part. Confused? I didn't explain it well but it works. It's fun to play & sounds great thanks to your videos on tweeking. You play lovely & I've learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing. ❤

I bought a very secondhand Clarke C whistle earlier this year (from a stall at a folk dance festival) and I just fell in love with how it played perfectly instantly without me even trying - but I did notice the metal around the mouthpiece being a bit dented in a way that didn't look original, plus it wasn't round like yours but more flattened - plus there's some paint missing on top which I've just assumed was someone biting down while playing but now I'm thinking it's maybe from a hammer which would make sense now! What a cool discovery, thank you

Rock on!! Very good. I’ve been trying learn some blues and jazz standards on the whistle.

Okay you just made me laugh and smile when I didn;t think I could Love you Thank You. And I play tin Whistle too.

You are absolutely amazing! 🤩 Thank you so much for bridging a gap I've been missing. I'm a jazz saxophonist with a love for tin whistles. The instrument is great for finger dexterity. I shall study your teaching and attempt blues on my D, C and Bb.. though I feel the C is the best choice? How do you feel about flutes? (I have a C dizi and a Dong Xiao in G that may be able to utilize a bluesy approach 🤔)

Se i jethro tull avessero usato un flauto dolce, sarebbe apprezzato molto di più e non lo guarderebbero come un giocattolo per bambini.Dal'italia

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Cool.

That's so awesome! If you ever consider it, it'd be awesome to have a tutorial on this style of playing!

Great job

Nice!!!!

Sensacional...onde encontro mais lições de blues com tin e low Whistle?

❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 😎 cool stuff mam. Not many blues whistler outhere. By the way have you heard of spokes mashiyane? Kwela

I thought this one was especially good! Your inclusion of trad Irish phrases was tasteful. Glad to see someone else playing blues whistle! I play whistle in 2nd position (cross whistle) for blues. D whistle for E minor, C whistle for D minor, etc. Gives you a flat 3rd and easy to slide into/outof flat 5th.

Very nice.

As a guitarist and whistle player - this was very inspiring! Fantastic job.

Wonderful adaption

You are an absolute goddess. I had a Bb whistle that I just could not get right on one note in particular. I packed the whistle as you said and with slight adjustment it now plays like a dream. In fact I haven't put it down since I adjusted it. Top lady, thank you so much. Look forward to your other videos. 👍

Very nice demonstration of the concept.

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Superb😄

:D SHOULD you drink tea while playing tin whistle???

Beautiful!!!

Great job!

Beautiful

Where is your beautiful accent from ? New Zealand ?

I have a question. Is this the same as the arabic pennywistles?, di they play the same sounds? Because those are very expensive and i really want one.

anyone else doing this in jazz band

By Joe Z. Not cannonball

super nice :)

nice !

What an interesting idea! I tried something like this, but instead of using wire I cut a length of 1/2” copper pipe, split it down the side and crimped it so it was a snug fit around the upper bore of the whistle. I can’t say for sure if it makes a noticeable difference in the sound, but the instrument has a good, solid feel to it now. I think I will add another bit to the lower end of the whistle as well. The good thing about using copper pipe is it can easily be removed or swapped out to another whistle. Thanks for the suggestion!

INF this us fabulous!

That was truly inspiring and engaging. You have a wealth of knowledge. Do you offer online lessons? I am fairly competent and would love to explore this more. My experience is all folk.

Omg what a sick performance. I'm mind blown

Hello, I have a question. Someone told me that Robin might serve me better for playing folk and some Van Eyck pieces (like Daphne) because it has an appropriate tone (somewhat strong low notes), compared to even superior models (speaking of what I'm specifically looking for). I ask you, could the Robin work if I only want it for this? (compared to other aulos models)??

I definitely like the blue mouthpiece better, sounds fuller richer, less shrill to me. Cool tweaks, loving your channel!

gosh those screams gave me chillz, for music that calls itself blues, it sure puts mine on hold for a bit XD ahh word play

THAT'S SICK!

This is the shake up on the tin whistle world that really needs beyond the ITM music to order for it to survive it can do so much more thankyou mam🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ needed a video like this. I hope you're video goes viral

Sounds jazzy then bluesy

fucking play the song, no one givea a fuck about how you do it

Love the way you play that brass Generation, they are actually pretty cool for the price. I even lucked out and got a very decent D when I ordered the entire set in brass. Now i gotta try some Blues on them! lol

Fantastic! I am impressed by both you and your Lir!

I bet that little lick at the start would sound great through a low whistle

Epic stuff brilliant 💡mam

This is so great! I've been playing blues guitar for ages and recently got a low whistle. Stoked to practice what you are showing here. Thank you so much!!