Flowers of Edinburgh played on Penny Whistle (Tin Whistle)

The well known Scottish tune Flowers of Edinburgh played on the whistle. A slower than normal speed to start with.
This tune is also known as Blata Duin-Eudain, Da Flooers O' Edinburgh, Da Floors A' Edinburgh, Flours Of Edinburgh, The Flours Of Edinburgh, Flower Of Edinburgh, The Flower Of Edinburgh, Flowers Of Edinburgh, The Flowers Of Edinburgh Jig, Knuckle Down, My Love Was Once A Bonnie Lad, My Love's Bonny When She Smiles On Me, To The Battle Men Of Erin, The Weobley Hankie Dance, The Weobley Hanky Dance.

[@Quandoozle]

Wow, Sir. The proverbial socks have been blown clean off! Great job.

[@MissPickletoes]

Gordon! Your playing always puts a smile on my face and it cheers me up as well!
Well done!

[@firestar1075]

outstanding, well played

[@IcyIce17]

beautiful!

[@manolisrhodokanakis9619]

Great playing!

[@pastore0506]

Great stuff Gordon!
George

[@GordonHudson]

Its in my head! Its an old tune by Niel Gow.

[@GordonHudson]

Thanks. It must be the funny faces I pull when I am playing. I can't normally see them. I should practice in front of a mirror.

[@ajdrewello]

Absolutely lovely! Great tune mate. Question: What whistle are you playing? Looks a bit like a Walton or perhaps even a Feadog

[@ajdrewello]

Thanks mate. It has a lovely quality in terms of sound. Last question, where did you find the sheet music for this tune?

[@GordonHudson]

Thats a Clare Whistle (very cheap - about £4). They have a particularly clear lower register compared to a lot of whistles.

[@slhorselover]

can i hv the notes someone

[@yannchabanet]

mais tes fort