Tin whistle : the main mistake with tonguing

Some people ask me to do some videos in english.
My wife say it's a huge mistake because my accent is too bad (or too french) lol . By the way sorry for that. If you enjoy it, let know in comments and share this video. thank you
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[@DebarsheeBagchi]

Thanks so much Franck for making a video in English. I have been following your channel for more than 2 years now, without even understanding a word of what you say in French 😅, but I have learnt a lot from listening to you play the whistle. You have a very unique technique of playing and I love it. Keep up the great work! Also, don't listen to your wife, your English is very good. 😉

[@yasdnilknarf1885]

Your accent is fine and your wife is wrong. Thank you for posting

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

So ... this is a video on French tonguing?

[@vinniejones8009]

It was good until about halfway through and then it nosedived into the usual Irish mistake where the melody gets obliterated by too much ornamentation. This is the main reason why I never bother with Irish music on the whistle. Playing fast with loads of ornamentation does not make a good whistle player. It was at this point I switched off.

[@sbollen1985]

Please keep making English tutorials! They are great and very informative

[@evolvingtech1]

Thank you so much for preparing your video in English. You are very easy to understand; you present concepts very clearly. Please continue to make more of your videos in English (especially with your Low D Whistle tutorials).

[@manuelgonzales6483]

You are TOO kind. Thank you for doing an English video.Your English is PERFECT ❤❤❤❤😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@rattyfingers8621]

Not to be condescending at all, but your whistle is not tin by any stretch but aluminum and sounds unlike a true tin whistle. Try a good old Clarke with the airway adjusted properly. It has a sound much less civilized, 2nd and even 3rd octaves even more so.

[@BB-pn2qv]

Thanks for trying to do this in English! I know it is so hard to manage in another language. I’m impressed, and thankful.

[@yunusemrehalil1036]

Thank you for english content. This is very helpful.

[@timothymartin9738]

I was able to understand you pretty well. I appreciate the English tutorial

[@kronosbystander]

Thanks Franck great video.

[@galantkoh3917]

Thanks for this video. Most helpful I've seen so far on tonguing. Although, it's still somewhat difficult to understand what is actually happening with the tongue/mouth.

[@linda7407]

Thank you for the great lesson on tonguing. I understood everything you said because you spoke slowly and clearly. I hope you make more videos in English.

[@tintintin]

Great video Franck; use of tonguing really well explained. Also I'm very pleased to see you back on the tin whistle! I've learnt a lot form your tutorials over the last few years and am very grateful for your work. Best wishes from Penzance, Cornwall.

[@bellastname1244]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate you going to the effort of making this is english. I've just started learning and the idea of 'tonguing' seems odd, but your video helped me a lot.

[@timwhistler5882]

thankyou for such clear exposition.

[@brianreynolds9931]

Thanks for the lesson in English. Great videos!

[@marffvmarffv5438]

Merci Franck tu es au top dans tes explications ! Grâce à tes vidéo je me suis lancé. Continues comme cela ce que tu fais et partage est super. By the way super playing with rich ornamentation loved it !

[@thomasspeight3797]

Very nice I'm going to try this practice 👍