Question about kept whistling?
Hello, I'm buying a whistle in attempts to learn to play the song. I realize they are individually designed to be played in a certain key. If I buy a whistle in the key of D, still being able to play sharp and flat notes, or just natural? Moreover, Could you help me choose between these two: http://www.amazon.com/Clarke-Tinwhistles-Pennywhistle-C/dp/B0002CSBDE/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=musical-instruments&qid=1211872295&sr = 1-3 http://www.amazon.com / Waltons-1501-Irish-Tin-Whistle/dp/B0002F7HPY/ref = sr_1_1? ie = UTF8 & s = musical instruments & qid = 1211872415 & sr = 1-1? Thank you!
Well, the adjustment means you can only play the notes belonging to the larger scale of certain minors and its equivalent, for example, D tinwistle with the highest note you can play D and if you scale it up to the lower notes, it gives you the major scale of D (in other words, F and C are still in point). Thus, in order to play music that is not in D major, you have to buy more than one Tinwhistle! Clarke TinWhistler are good, all 3 of my TinWhistler (D major / C most important business and BB) are of this brand.
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