sharing some learned techniques with fellow newbie

I did this to kinda respond to madraven123's request for help on this song. I myself am just a newbie, not yet having the chance to get into lessons, but he asked, so it's only apropriate to reply as best I can.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• tin
• whistle
• newbie
• Foggy
• Dew

[edsternet]

That was great by the way, and you explain & demonstrate in a way that gives new whistlers exactly the sort of help needed.

[llamanator3000]

well I see myself as a newbie, and know what I needed and wanted. I initially posted these videos in hopes of obtaining similar help from someone else who was experienced, in the end it looks like it was the other way around.

[AnaMurida]

ah! so ur birthday is 12 April! aries!

:D

[llamanator3000]

yep!

[llamanator3000]

guess it was about a year playing when I made that recording

[llamanator3000]

will do, thanks for the tip =)

and guys keep in mind, I really don't know much, so I may be doing all kinds of things wrong. If ya try it, and it sounds good to you, that's all that really matters, but keep an open mind too cause i could be leading ya down a wrong path or something. but the kid asked for advice, wasn't going to just ignore him.

[AnaMurida]

I will miss you Robert. God bless you.

[celticgarrison]

Hey if you want my opinion, i don't think you need a teacher all that much, I'm self taught, just keep on listening to traditional irish tunes and song and you keep on getting better and better.

[MattABryant]

For anyone wondering, the sheet music for this tune is here: thesession . o r g

[llamanator3000mom]

I miss you Robby!! You are so Beautiful. Love, Mom

[18Scottybhoy88]

Amazin i love watchin your video's bring the songs to life keep the faith within slan