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Someone I know ---Bob!---has a new Reyburn Low G whistle, that sounded wonderfully great in the session two weeks ago. You and it played a great lower sound --filling in between the fiddles and high D's and the guitar. I was wondering if that someone would like to write a review of the whistle for u...

Wandering_Whistler Thank you. It was 7am when I posted my question. Coffee was still brewing, and I was doing laundry- fifteen stories below. And since I have everything bookmarked and go immediately to the message board, I had a mental slip ---failure to visit the chiff and fipple home page to get ...

Thanks Eldarion

That's what I wanted to know. I play with fiddlers that like playing Scottish fiddle tunes and they like the A key, but every once in a while they change keys on the go. And I want to be fore warned as to what I can do with any whistle I'm playing.

Mark

Hi Richard and Jessie We haven't corresponded or know each other, but I couldn't help myself but to reply. There is a wonderful tinwhistle player in Kenmare by the name of John O'Connell who lived in Canada for a while then went home to work with his dad. John studied with the late Al Purcell on pip...

For the life of me I can't remember what other keys a Low A and Low G can play in. I tried figureing out by ear and a tuner but luck. I also want to humble myself on the message board. If you wander through the archives, you'll find a post from me about NOt succumbing to WhOA . Owning a O'Riordan D/...

Thank you Brian Lee, and Mark V. I forgot about JC's tunefinder, the gif will work fine. My problem with my home computer is the sound card, so Brian I couldn't listen to your sound files, but will do at work when I have some quiet time. But! Brian Lee your website is very interesting and I ENCOURAG...

Does anybody have a gif of the air "The Coolin," or "The Coulin," or know where one is located on the net. Unfortuneately my computer at home is doing its own thing. But at work I can print off the gif.