fintano wrote:
Here is a version that fits nicely on a D whistle:
http://www.folktunefinder.com/tunes/100485Yes, if you play that as written, on a mezzo/alto G whistle, it comes out in the same key as the recording the OP linked to.
And that's the whistle I would use, personally.
If you played it on a Low D whistle (which the player on the recording might be doing) it would have to be played a 4th higher.
Because the first note in the first full bar, a B in that written version, is an E in the recording.
I tried playing it on a Low D too, it's very high! Goes up to 3rd octave D (the note written as second octave A, the second note in the last line).