Dixon High D Trad brass - Road to Lisdoonvarna

Road to Lisdoonvarna played with a Tony Dixon high D

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Music

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• road
• to
• lisdoonvarna
• ireland
• irish
• celtic
• triskel
• michele
• andreoli
• tony
• dixon
• high
• trad
• brass
• tin
• whistle

[josephus47]

I'm going to get my first Tony Dixon trad brass tin whistle on Christmas,how long do you think it would take before i can play my first song?

[drelvan86]

@josephus47 It's not very difficult to play the tin whistle. You can learn a simple songs in a few days of practice, for the complex songs you need a lot of patience and practice but it's amusing

[josephus47]

your good ,how long have you been playing?

[drelvan86]

@josephus47 I bought my first feadog whistle in december 2005

[JoshuaEricHall]

i have an oak, man, what a piece of shit, it squeaks constantly. i want a tony dixon, the nickle ones are about $30

[JoshuaEricHall]

@chansherly212

it's called reverb, and yeah, it can make you sound like as if you were playing in a small room, concert hall ,etc etc

[Bagurk93]

@drelvan86 Thanks a lot man. By the way, you sound pretty darn good!  Keep it up.

[drelvan86]

@Bagurk93 Yes it's good. It's not expensive, easy to play and its sound is great.

[Bagurk93]

@drelvan86 Is the Tony Dixon Trad any good? (I know, pretty general)

[drelvan86]

@Bagurk93 Hi! I don't know the difference between the whistle in brass or nickel, I think that the sound is the same, it's only a question of look. My whistle in brass after months is tarnishes, but it can be clean with specific product. The brass whistle is less expensive of nickel whistle.