Low whistles due partly to the success of river dance and the titanic theme tune, my heart will go on.
The popularity of both high and low tin whistles have increased massively in recent years. Brian Howard making the first brass low whistle, using modern production techniques a few years later. The modern low whistle is most directly related to a victorian vertical flute, it was first made by Bernard Overton in the early 1970s. The first high whistle was made in Suffolk by Clark in 1780. It is a type of fipple flute similar to an Irish Flute but with a fipple instead of a simple opening, so related to the recorder, Flabiol, Txistu and tabor pipe. The breath is transformed to sound and thus music in a most elegant way. The whistle has had many names in its lifetime, penny whistle, tin whistle, Irish whistle, flageolet, low whistle, high whistle, Belfast hornpipe, feadóg stáin. Flutes made from bird bone and mammoth ivory, estimated to be between 40,000 and 80,000 years old, have been found. The humble tin whistle is a direct descendent of the oldest instrument known to man. Hi-G, Hi-F, Hi-Eb, Hi-E, Hi-D, Hi-C, Hi-Bb, Hi-B, Hi-A, Low-G, Low-F, Low-E, Low-Eb, Low-D, Low-C Hi-G, Hi-F, Hi-Eb, Hi-E, Hi-D, Hi-C, Hi-Bb, Hi-A, Low-G, Low-D It also makes it very slippery, so holding the shiny whistle becomes a bit more problematic. By ear is good, but its also a good idea to pair that with some basic ability to read music. TheSession is more general, but Chiff & Fipple is good for any questions you have that are whistle related. Hi-F, Hi-E, Hi-Eb, Hi-D, Hi-C#, Hi-C, Hi-B, Hi-Bb, Hi-A, Hi-Ab, Low-G, Low-F#, Low-F, Low-E, Low-Eb, Low-D, Low-C#, Low-C If you want a nice polish without the mild abrasive of liquid Brasso, you can get a tin of Brasso wadding, which will strip the gold plate off anything it touches, melt bath taps, dissolve cutlery, and turn violin strings to ash. TheSession and Chiff & Fipple are your go to places for Irish whistle and music in general. Hi-D, Hi-C, Hi-Bb, Hi-A, Low-G, Low-F, Low-Eb, Low-D, Low-C, Low-Bb, Low-A
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