Dennis Murphy's Slide - Tin Whistle
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what is the time signature in this lovely piece?
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Thanks for all of your kind words! The tune is "Dennis Murphy's Slide" and Will is playing a Dixon whistle in the key of D.
~Megan
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Will says, "Thank you." :-)
~Megan
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Hi!
You certainly weave happiness with such fine playing! What brand and key of whistle do you use and what is the name of this song?! I've listened to many of your songs and you are very talented. Thanks for sharing it!
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very nice my whistle arrived by mail recently
celtic4ever18 1 year ago
Happy to hear your whistle has arrived. Please do keep us posted on how things are going with it.
meganmurphy1212 1 year ago 2
Here I am again. What exact whistle of the Dixon line does Will play on? I looked them up; and there are several. I'm thinking it's the "Plastic Tony Dixon Whistle with Brass Slide" that costs $43 at the site I looked at. Is Will's a "high D"?
Thanks!
mwj5368 2 years ago
It is a high D, and he is indeed playing the Plastic Tony Dixon Whistle with Brass Slide in this video. We like it because it has a very "crisp" "bright" sound. Thanks again for your comments!
~Megan
meganmurphy1212 2 years ago
I play outside to not bother others as I rent an apt. Because I play outside I'm wondering... does the Dixon Will plays on have a lot of volume and can play into the third octave fairly well? I play a lot into the 2nd and low end of 3rd octave on my Walton D in echoy places. Will sure looks Irish. My sister took me to Achille Isand as a gift. I like your echo effect and can see Will blend in with the magical Emerald Isle I love so. I get goose bumps when he plays ha! Thanks again!
mwj5368 2 years ago
Those are some very flattering words you use! :-)
The Dixon Will's playing does have good volume and it reaches the higher end pretty well; in my opinion I would say it is better in those respects than the Walton D. As to the echo, that's a result of the space he's playing in not having much to absorb the sound.
Best wishes to you!
~Megan and Will
meganmurphy1212 2 years ago