Irish flute and tin whistle, or a player?
Who plays each of these instruments. I wonder if the Irish flute would be a transition easy to tin whistle ..
Well, I have no experience of Irish flute (transverse), but I play 6 TinWhistler sizes and are as transversal I play flute (the flute normal at least) different! The handles are different in their mouths.
What kind and where can I buy a whistle?
IM 15 and have no experience, but as the ID to learn to play Celtic music. probably take classes. im Irish and have always been interested in my heritage, but never really looked in depth. thanks!
For a beginner, I recommend buying a Susato whistle in the key of D. They are very easy to play and be very fashionable. They are reasonably priced for a real professional instrument. If you play with Apparatus others on the road I'd buy KILDARE adjustable model # 213 to about $ 35 or I get the model # 199 DUBLIN about 20 million players whistles Many beginners buy waltons cheap such as Clarke or brands, and although peolple can get a sound very good for them, that seem to require much more "tweaking" and patience. Here are some links to an online store-KILDARE popularity http://www.thewhistleshop.com/catalog/whistles/inexpensive/susato/ / Kildare Dublin kildare.html You http://www.thewhistleshop.com/catalog/whistles/inexpensive/susato/dublin/dublin.htm can also read more about this site because it is very instructive.
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