Tell us something.: I am learning how to play Irish Whistles. I have 3 high D's and 1 Low D made in the U.S.A by theirishwhistle which is polycarbonate.
Whistle WHOAD is still happening and I can't explain it. Today:
Top whistle and extra tube is Journeyman III Session High D and Stealth III session High D
Bottom whistle is Stealth III Trad High D in Silver (not shiny nickel... silver tube)
Tell us something.: I have, at the age of 65, taken up the flute and I am hooked. I now have a number of wooden flutes and I am gradually getting better at playing. Irish music interests me in particular.
Tell us something.: I have, at the age of 65, taken up the flute and I am hooked. I now have a number of wooden flutes and I am gradually getting better at playing. Irish music interests me in particular.
Thanks. I’m afraid that I made just the one for myself. It went through a number of manifestations before I got the balance and tuning right though!
If you want info on how it’s built then please ask .... no problem. It’s pretty straightforward.
Currently working on a low D.
Tell us something.: Playing Scottish and Irish music in California for 45 years. These days many discussions are migrating to Facebook but I prefer the online chat forum format.
Tell us something.: I´m just a spanish guy obsessed with Low whistles. I´ve been playing the flute since i was 7, and now i want to be part of this community.
From highest to lowest:
-Clarke D
-Smart D
-Generation C
-Chieftain Thunderbird mezzo Bb
-Goldie alto G (hard-blower 0.8 )
-MK Pro low F
-Chieftain V5 low D
-Goldie baritone C (0.97)
-Pearl flute PF-795