years ago when I was in the navy, I played a tin whistle because as an Engineer, I could play it, and hear it in the Engine Room. Sometime back I stopped playing, it's probably been 20 years now. I've been thinking of taking up the guitar, and not the penny whistle because I want deeper sounds. Honestly, until this moment, I didn't know the Low D existed... Thank You, now I have to rethink some things. lol
Low D may be most common. But there are low whistles in several different keys. This piece is on the Howard Music channel - Howards of Sheffield, England make this low D, with several different mouthpieces. Once I bought one, I basically retired pretty much the other half dozen whistles of mine. Because this one does so much. It's unlike playing a high D - for me anyway - because I can wave a finger near a hole to bend a note, I can easily add vibrato and it does so much more on each note. It's very personal for me.
You will need to learn the pipers grip look at her left hand. Words, it’s very pricey, but carboney whistles has a more compact version of a low d whistle . I must say well worth it I have a Low d Dixon, resin, tunable whistle. And the carbon one from carbony with the more compact holes.
@@stevewolfe3214 - the Howards whistle is 2/3 brass 1/3 tin (dampens the resonant 'tinginess' you would otherwise get from brass) and produces a sound which I find far more preferable than the simple dull sound of carbon fiber.
Beautifully played. The low whistles remind me of what I imagine are the mediterranean-esque origins of the gaelic culture. The sounds of our people, alongside the Greeks, the Scythians, Carthage and the fathers of Moors or Berbers.
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I have tears in my eyes... You play so beautifully. I hope you are well. what a talent I like you and your music.
There is nothing like hearing a wonderfully played instrument. All the erudite arguments lay in ruins. This is just drop dead gorgeous by any standard you want use, both the playing and the sound of the instrument are superb and heart stopping!
Beautiful lady and music , I made eight PVC transverse flutes in LOW D, I checked each one of them and sound grate, sorry about my english but I'm from Mexico..
Your english is very good, Guillermo from Mexico; perhaps you also should make a video? Wonderful skill to be able to make an instrument that sounds lovely as this; best wishes to you1
@@TamsinElliott Sorry forgot to say you played that so well. It is now yet another song I have to learn. I have a Kerry Optima but it does not sound as rich as this. Lots of breathy notes on mine. Is your sound filtered in some way before you upload stuff? Sounds gorgeous
@@TamsinElliott One year later (plus much learning of jigs, reels, ornamentations later) and I can now also play this tune fairly well. Although having difficulty getting last phrase in one breath. Thank you so much, for the inspiration. This is a magical tune. I have listened to all available versions. But I still prefer your version of this tune.
A pleasure to hear, well done, those long fingers put to good use, I've always liked and played this too on a low c, but unfortunately not like you do...greetings from Gloucester uk
Yes!, I´m from Mexico and I have heard about your work ..Ilove your work,.sorry about my English ok?,. I made a low D PVC flute, a transverse flute in low D and in my opinion they sound good..love you!!.
It is a Howard “Black Silk” whistle - Low D. Tamsin says the one she plays has a “Balanced” head. I bought one this year and love the voice. I also experienced great service.
@@Misiwall wow, I've been learning the Irish whistle pretty consistently now for a couple of months, and I've been looking for exactly a kind of resource for learning new traditional tunes online. this website is amazing! Thanks for sharing the link. 🙂
Would be nice, but it's got so many ornaments that I find it better to just learn it bit by bit by ear and ornament it the way I like. Since my piper's grip is not that good yet, I'm learning it on my high D whistle first and then I'll switch to low as I get better.
Here is a sheet music note of this wonderful song for your imagination. You can start trying to play according to it. The length of the notes in the sheet does not correspond to the recording by Tamsin Elliott. Tamsin is an experienced player, so her performance corresponds to that. And as Fresh Nettles wrote, there are a lot of ornaments, so you have to follow and listen to the video and trying and trying :). thesession.org/tunes/6623
@@Junajs Yes, but not had it for long. Struggled with the Piper's grip for a bit, then I found Tamsin's video about transition from high to low whistles - problem solved. Now I am looking for music, so thanks again.
![Transitioning from penny whistle to low whistle [Tutorial 1: Piper's Grip]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8QWXZdk-iE8/mqdefault.jpg)
Beautiful playing. This qualifies as a definitive version of the tune.
I can almost visualize this good-natured Irish boy. What a beautiful musical translation.
years ago when I was in the navy, I played a tin whistle because as an Engineer, I could play it, and hear it in the Engine Room. Sometime back I stopped playing, it's probably been 20 years now. I've been thinking of taking up the guitar, and not the penny whistle because I want deeper sounds. Honestly, until this moment, I didn't know the Low D existed... Thank You, now I have to rethink some things. lol
Low D may be most common. But there are low whistles in several different keys. This piece is on the Howard Music channel - Howards of Sheffield, England make this low D, with several different mouthpieces. Once I bought one, I basically retired pretty much the other half dozen whistles of mine. Because this one does so much. It's unlike playing a high D - for me anyway - because I can wave a finger near a hole to bend a note, I can easily add vibrato and it does so much more on each note. It's very personal for me.
Wow this is beautiful, you two are awesome
You will need to learn the pipers grip look at her left hand. Words, it’s very pricey, but carboney whistles has a more compact version of a low d whistle . I must say well worth it I have a Low d Dixon, resin, tunable whistle. And the carbon one from carbony with the more compact holes.
@@stevewolfe3214 - the Howards whistle is 2/3 brass 1/3 tin (dampens the resonant 'tinginess' you would otherwise get from brass) and produces a sound which I find far more preferable than the simple dull sound of carbon fiber.
@@brucewagner4394same girl playing both
I've never heard of a more beautiful present for a newborn baby.. pure love :)
Wow I never knew this whistle instrument existed, sounds gorgeous along with the harp😻 beautiful performance
Beautifully played. The low whistles remind me of what I imagine are the mediterranean-esque origins of the gaelic culture. The sounds of our people, alongside the Greeks, the Scythians, Carthage and the fathers of Moors or Berbers.
I have tears in my eyes... You play so beautifully. I hope you are well. what a talent I like you and your music.
How marvelous to be so skilled to be able to play both these fine instruments to produce this haunting music.
I have watched and listened to this a thousand times and love it even more each time I do
I learned this tune on my High D by listening to you and your phenomenal playing of this video. THANK YOU
C'est cette version que j'ai choisi pour apprendre à jouer ce joli morceau au low D. Merci Tamsin !😀
Love it... Both the vibes of concentration and the flow of the music...
I keep comiing back to this haunting tune,wish my mams friend played this to me as a baby
Very beautiful song. Thank you for posting it.
Gorgeous, ornaments and emotion are wonderfully done!
Gorgeous Version - Thanks
Beautiful song 😍
Fantastic piece......beautifully played.......a real soul song....
Very pretty! One of my favorite tunes. Hello, from New Hampshire! :)
Douce musique mélancolique et superbement interprété !! j'adore !!
I love this beauty lady and her great art, woww!!.
Music to calm troubled souls...thank you
Lovely ❤️
An awakening on my part thank you for the spiritual trip ❤️.
Very beautiful! Thank you
Beautiful...
What a beautiful tune.
Simply beautiful. 🤩👍Celtic music, Scots or Irish touches you soul.
Stunning! Oh what a tune. I shall be learning this one on chromatic harmonica with lots o'reverb... Thanks. Very moving.
Simply gorgeous
so so beautiful
So beautiful 😊
Jeez Tamsin, that was just gorgeous. Beautifully done.
Absolutely wonderful! Angels' sound!
beautiful!
this tune is so well suited to the low whistle. Played along with various instruments but the whistle really makes it work
Wow absolutely beautiful, u can only strive to be half as good as this. Blessings
You are amazing!!!
Sounds amazing,
That's beautiful!
Beautiful !
This is beautiful, thank you.
How beautiful! ❤🧚♀️✨
Vraiment magnifique merci pour mon âme 😇😇😇😇
Not familiar with the low D whistle...but oh, what a beautiful sound it has!
Beautiful!
Well this is beautiful.
There is nothing like hearing a wonderfully played instrument. All the erudite arguments lay in ruins. This is just drop dead gorgeous by any standard you want use, both the playing and the sound of the instrument are superb and heart stopping!
So beautiful.
Amazing!
Amazingly beautiful
Easy thumbs-up! Cheers
Tres bien joué ...sound so nice...bravo
Beautiful
Trop beau, je vous aime
Lovely playing. The Fair Haired Boy .
I think I just fell in love
Beautiful lady and music , I made eight PVC transverse flutes in LOW D, I checked each one of them and sound grate, sorry about my english but I'm from Mexico..
Your english is very good, Guillermo from Mexico; perhaps you also should make a video? Wonderful skill to be able to make an instrument that sounds lovely as this; best wishes to you1
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What a beautiful Interpretation! I don't know another Version which is aß beautiful as yours 😍
Admire you for this track
Muchas gracias 😊
Precioso , dulce ,delicado.
Really nice enjoy this
Magnifique !
can I have this as the soundtrack playing in the background as I walk through life pls
Do more videos please. Your tutorials are so good.
Thank you! I will do some more at some point! Tamsinx
@@TamsinElliott Sorry forgot to say you played that so well. It is now yet another song I have to learn. I have a Kerry Optima but it does not sound as rich as this. Lots of breathy notes on mine. Is your sound filtered in some way before you upload stuff? Sounds gorgeous
@@TechTins_Projects Thanks so much! I added a touch of reverb but barely did any EQ or anything x
@@TamsinElliott One year later (plus much learning of jigs, reels, ornamentations later) and I can now also play this tune fairly well. Although having difficulty getting last phrase in one breath. Thank you so much, for the inspiration. This is a magical tune. I have listened to all available versions. But I still prefer your version of this tune.
so calm sounding
Ah it’s lovely.
wooow beautiful
A pleasure to hear, well done, those long fingers put to good use, I've always liked and played this too on a low c, but unfortunately not like you do...greetings from Gloucester uk
thanks !!!
Very beautiful song, I like it very much. Tell my please, where I can found Tabs of this song ,Thank's
That was lush!
Que maravilhoso! parabéns!
Yes!, I´m from Mexico and I have heard about your work ..Ilove your work,.sorry about my English ok?,.
I made a low D PVC flute, a transverse flute in low D and in my opinion they sound good..love you!!.
Très joli !! Bravo..
Piękna muzyka i piękna dziewczyna.
Maravillosa la interpretación y la intérprete.
I like it
Lovely tune ,simply but beautifully played without excessive ornamentation and sensitively accompanied.
Thank you,
Beautiful 🙏🏻
I have a feeling that you would like playing clay flutes such as ocarinas and similar 😄😊🙏🏻
Lovely: I pine for the "Motherland" 😊
Это превосходно😣❤
Beautiful☺👍👍👍
Lindo trabalho. Obrigado. Onde eu acho TABLATURA DESSA MúSICA?
Tá sé seo álainn ar fad - This is absolutely beautiful =)
Love ❤️
love the sound you make with this whistle,what is it where can i get one
Its right there in the above description old chap
Simplesmente lindo 🇧🇷👍👏👏👏👏
Hello, I love it! I wanted to know what type of flute it is, where I can buy it.?
www.howardmusic.co.uk/low-d-whistles/
Tamsin plays beautifully. Can you tell me does that whistle have the standard balanced M-3 head? Love the sound.
I was going to ask this question too! Would love to to know which head is being used!
I think it was the balanced head, yes!
Wonderful playing and tone! Do you know if your Balanced Head had the Acoustic Resin Howard advertise as an extra?
Which head are you using from the Howard Low D's?
The balanced one!
Would love to know what brand this whistle is and where to buy it 🥲
It is a Howard “Black Silk” whistle - Low D. Tamsin says the one she plays has a “Balanced” head. I bought one this year and love the voice. I also experienced great service.
Hi, perfect sound, can you please share the music sheet of the song ? 😊 Thanks a lot
Check out thesession.org/tunes/6623 Setting no 4 with all the ornamentation.
Thank you Mike.
@@Misiwall wow, I've been learning the Irish whistle pretty consistently now for a couple of months, and I've been looking for exactly a kind of resource for learning new traditional tunes online. this website is amazing! Thanks for sharing the link. 🙂
@@aronroberts5813 You're welcome!
Sheet music source anyone? Beautifully played in a recitative style with the 3/4 time sig given lots of rubato.
Use your ear. It is not that hard to figure out. But to play it this well might take a very long time.
Very nice and soulful.
Keep on.
What microphone did you use?
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤
cool!
I don’t suppose anyone has the tabs for this version ?
Would be nice, but it's got so many ornaments that I find it better to just learn it bit by bit by ear and ornament it the way I like. Since my piper's grip is not that good yet, I'm learning it on my high D whistle first and then I'll switch to low as I get better.
Here is a sheet music note of this wonderful song for your imagination. You can start trying to play according to it. The length of the notes in the sheet does not correspond to the recording by Tamsin Elliott. Tamsin is an experienced player, so her performance corresponds to that. And as Fresh Nettles wrote, there are a lot of ornaments, so you have to follow and listen to the video and trying and trying :).
thesession.org/tunes/6623
@@Junajs Many thanks, great resource.
@@allonwne you're welcome :). I was happy, that I found it, it helped me a lot :). Do you also have a low D whistle?
@@Junajs Yes, but not had it for long. Struggled with the Piper's grip for a bit, then I found Tamsin's video about transition from high to low whistles - problem solved. Now I am looking for music, so thanks again.
Wow that was beautiful. What type of Whistle head did you use on your Howard?
I'm pretty sure it was the balanced one!