Tin Whistle: Ships are Sailing/?

I found my tinwhistle (what was lost is now found) so I decided to record a bit of a tune. I can't recall the name of the second one; it seemed to flow out of the first fairly well.

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Music

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• Reels
• whistle
• tin
• tinwhistle
• Jesuit
• Irish
• Celtic
• music
• fleadh
• ships

[celtic4ever18]

you are a master i will be master of whistle master of flute and guitar

[wgh999]

I love the sound of the tinwhistle!

[harmoknees]

Bravo!!

[bloodtoyou]

gee i thought i was good until i saw this

[shelchap]

brilliant mate!!

[dellboy177]

feck me your playing is evidently a result of pure practice and talent, fair play. 

[Rutionous]

can you tell the model of the whistle?

[sammythemc]

I really love that you can hear the thump your foot keeping the beat for some reason. You're really talented man, very impressive.

[CarolinaR96]

Wow !! You' re seriously amazing !! :D

[wrongsideofthemirror]

I haven't heard a version of The Ships Are Sailing as well done, ever - and I'm from a serious trad family, my 86 year old grandmother and 82 year old grandfather are still heading out to sessions at local pubs to play their violin and accordian, and my mother and aunt and uncle are all exactly the same!! I've played on and off since 8, and hearing you play that tune has made me want to start playing again. I hope someday I can belt out that tune half as well as you! Best wishes from Ireland :)

[RougeDiabolique]

This video is so inspiring. It may take a while for me to play like that, but I am going to start tomorrow. Tomorrow, a Clarke tin whistle. I can't wait. :3

[horsegurlcrazy14]

What brand of whistle is this? It sounds great! I just got a Clarke in D, and mine sounds way cheaper....