Smash the Windows

[jizahl]

for 3 days playing that's a very good one

[Waelwulfas]

smash the windows?

[Kittyhawk99]

Yup, that is what the song is called.

[JaredChacon]

beautiful! ;-)

[mwj5368]

Hi!

What brand of tin whistle are you playing on? Thanks for posting this and sharing your talent!

[dellv2]

I think it's a Feadóg Pro.

[dellv2]

Nice playing!

[mwj5368]

Hi! This is amazing after 3 days! You are very good for playing for such a short time. I learn by ear and you play too fast for me to really start. Do you know where on internet I can hear this played more slowly so I can learn it more easily? Thanks and keep playing!

[amsiermann]

im learning this is great instrument like if i lievd in celtic before

[terrygrif]

Very enjoyable. Thank you. Keep yp the good work.

Greetings from Ireland.

Terry

[kobidobidog]

very nice! thank you for playing. .

[Ctrain3000]

what are yu talking about that was great u don't suck that wassweet where did u buy that instrument it's sweet

[Ctrain3000]

what are yu talking about that was great u don't suck that wassweet where did u buy that instrument it's sweet

[cjhseeker]

nice job, this was the first song I learned on tin whistle too!! It's still one of my favorites. Keep up the good work.

[Troetel2668]

I didn't think it sucks. I thout it was great. It was your first time? Better yet!

Fantastic

[china496694218]

Good!You are so excellent!

[therabbit125]

For three days, thats pretty damn good. You have to have previous experience with wind instruments, otherwise you have to be some sort of prodigy.

[meganmurphy1212]

Ah, very nice, Lina.

Is that a D whistle? Just curious is all. The way your pinkie is positioned near the end of the whistle while you're playing, and the apparent pitch just make it seem in a key higher than a D. (Not that the key here really matters of course.) I still like it.

~Megan

[Kittyhawk99]

yep, its my feadog in D

[meganmurphy1212]

It occured to me shortly after I posted the above comment that I've been watching a lot of videos of Will playing his A whistle. By comparison it has slightly more length and, naturally, a lower pitch. I was suffering from momentary brain-lock and was mildly bewildered for an instant when I watched your clip. My senses have since been restored, and I now see that it is, indeed, a D whistle you are playing.

~Megan

[nathinnizzle]

feadog is a nice whistle. it was my first after the clarke sweetone in D. Give the song " the south wind " a try...i would really like to hear it

[Kittyhawk99]

sure