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Fully keyed whistles were always extremely rare. I’m not aware of more than ... point was that very, very few makers have constructed actual tin whistles - the preferred instrument for ITM - with keys. These ...

... claim that "adding additional holes to a whistle does not make it harder to play" went ... perfectly relevant if you want to play in any key on a single whistle. I often go to sessions, ... common for Scottish tunes). If you're ok sitting out of a lot of tunes, then sure, playing chromatically ...

... rather have an instrument that can play in any key than 5 different instruments with different ... thanks. So why do you want to play the whistle? What kind of question is this? I want to ... go back to wooden blocks and heavily tapered tin bodies, as whistles started out. And if you ...

... potential suppliers? Is this an example? Irish Whistle Flute C/D key Ireland Flute Tin Penny Whistle 6 Hole Flute Musical Instrument https://s.alicdn.com/@sc04/kf/H50d18d1306054064a8a9a52791310f7cD.jpg_960x960.jpg ...

I recently decided to take up the Irish/tin whistle. I play a few instruments to varying degrees - fiddle, ... looking for specific whistle suggestions, just which key would be the most versatile for a guy who's probably ...

... what felt like a lot of money at the time on a tin whistle (it was probably 50-100 Euros) in a local music ... only marking is the engraved "D" showing the key. I have very vague memories of it being in a case with ...

... worry about this. The basic principles of the key ornaments remains similar from whistle to flute (cuts, taps, long/short rolls and crans) ... musician in my 20s so my ear isn't completely tin (though I'm quite pitch-y but that might be besides ...

... small (pocket-sized) inline ocarinas in the key of G. The fingering is similar to a tin whistle in the lower octave. What I really like about them, other ...

... additional sounds and a UI refresh): Demo of whistle sound with the WARBL (Pandemic edition): ... Irish and Scottish musical instruments: High-D Tin Whistle Wooden Flute Uilleann Pipes Chanter, ... may also play the sounds using a hardware MIDI keyboard or other MIDI controller attached to the ...

Damien Rogeau wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 8:54 am Making a "Glissando" type of headjoint.
Making a dizi type of headjoint that could be activated or deactivated by a key.
Making a keyed tin whistle
3D printing flute
Making a bass Irish flute

These have been covered. Old hat
The google machine works wonders.
Wooden keys? Why

... I got so far: - Adding a roller the short F key so that it's easier to play Fnat ->D - Making ... or deactivated by a key. - Making a keyed tin whistle - 3D printing flute - Finding a way to implement ...

... The clarinet differs from the flute and tin whistle by the first overblown register being a twelfth ... born into the classical orchestra and its initial four-key system was rapidly expanded to a two-digit number to ...

... a D!" and mean XXX XXX (for the whistle) rather than "play all fingers down!" ... D major, so if you’re playing a D whistle the key note is your six-finger note. If you’re playing an G whistle, it’s the two-finger note.” Tin whistlers also commonly read tablature and many ...

... or whatever. When someone plays a C on a D whistle it sounds a C — it is not a transposing ... sounds a Bb — it is a transposing instrument. Tin whistles are designated by their six-finger ... conceptualization, by their primary major key. This does not alter the definition of a transposing ...

... obvious protocols (and looks forward to getting used to them :) ). At what point did the tin whistle in jazz become a less reasonable topic of discussion ... tin whistle was an April Fool’s Day joke (perhaps the key to my puzzlement), Les Lieber’s was not, and where does ...