Concerning Hobbits - Shire Theme - ADVANCED TIN WHISTLE TUTORIAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2018
- This is the full version of the Shire Theme, known as 'Concerning Hobbits' from the Lord Of The Rings, the Fellowship Of The Ring, exactly as played in the movie! This is the advanced tin whistle tutorial, with tabs and notes :) It hits the third octave on tin whistle! hope you enjoy it.
For the Beginners Tutorial of this song, click here:
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You even play the high notes as beautifully as the others. This is just wonderful. You make my day so much brighter. Now if I can just convince my neighbors that I don't have any cats fighting at my place till I learn to play high notes a lot better.
seacoastlife Thank you for your lovely comments 😊 sod the neighbors, whistling is awesome 😉 they'll have to learn to enjoy it! Happy screeching. X
and my cat is himself bits me on my hand while i play higher nodes. but she did it so effortlessly.
The nine people who disliked are nazgul :/
Looks like Sauron disliked as well...
And Gollum... _"Filthy... Tin Whistle!!"_
I'm pretty sure I might actually be a Nazgul, given the sound I just produced trying to hit those 3rd octave notes....
Lmao
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That High, High, really High D.
This was beautifully played.
Thank you for this tutorial!
Thanks again Cutie pie, best part of my morning..
I can't thank you enough for this Miss pie, I love this wee tune. Have a great day.
BEAUTIFUL! Can't wait to learn!
It sounds sooo beautiful! Love it ❤ Thanks for all your wonderful videos :)
WOW, just WOW.
Now I get the 3rd section 🌷
Great! Think you for all the answers to our questions! 👏👏 👏👏
I just got my first thin whistle and I immediately started to practice this song. Thanks for the clear instructions CutiePie!
Sounds beautiful!! Thanks for sharing! I adore those higher notes!! xxx
Incroyable merci pour vos partages c'est vraiment cool pour apprendre, bravo !!
Omg this sounds so cool and peaceful. Cutie pie thank you from heart
Thank You! It's one of the oldest tunes I've learned on tin whistle, but never played it quite right. Will try it with your tabs, cheers 😊
Am I smitten? Oh most definitely. The instruction is easy, all of the tips are so appreciated, and the presentation makes learning really fun! Thank you.
Love your vids! Keep doing it! Learning soo much from them! Cheers! 💛💛
Thank you very much for this video, the first time I checked it two years ago I thought it was impossible, now it's not that hard and I'm learning everything. Thank you for your work it's an inspiration for me, playing beautiful music really cheers my heart.
Awesome video you are great! Thank you i have been learning a lot following your channel.
A great help, Thank you.
Thank you! I just got a whistle mostly learned the first part at least by ear from memory as I love this tune, but the second part had me stumped. Thanks to your video I will be going up and octave to get it right next time.
I also wanted to say that after experimenting with the higher notes and suffering from ringing ears I went online and bought a pair of reusable earplugs for $6 (3 pack from 3M brand), which gave me the confidence to push the Clark sweet one higher than I dared before. I do recommend that to avoid going deaf to high frequency sounds over the years. Depending on how far you stuff them in you get variable sound damping. :)
I have now seen and heard an angel!! Coffee is on the way.
Thank you so much!!!
belo trabalho, ótimo vídeo
So inspiring!
I love this song, thank you so much =)
Love it. Thanks for the vid.
Hi cutiepie, thanks for all your efforts. your channel is like a gold mine for tin whistle enthusiast like me. best regards from Turkey ♥️
This Is Great Teaching Thanks x
You are the Goddess of Tin Whistles!
Managed to hit the third octave... I can still hear but my ears also ring in pain I didn't know was possible! XD
Thank you so much!
i love this music so much...❤❤..
Great beautiful!💖
Can't wait to play this 😁...
Espectacular.
You're a lovely person, I really like you. Thanks for all this amazing content.
Your amazing, love you
very impressive 💜
Very cool!
wow man...made my life..
Nice one Subscribed...Keep'em comin....
Muito lindo, gostei muito quando conseguir comprar uma flauta quero aprender com vc!
Thank you!! Very nice:)
OK cool found it thanks. Appreciate you teaching me the tune :)
didnt even know a tin whistle coudl hit a third octave, sounds beautiful, at least when im wearign headphones to help the sound not annihilate me
Would you please do a tutorial for "Misty Mountains Cold" from The Hobbit?
hi, i just want to thank you for all your beautiful tutorials, you are an amazing inspiration : ) , i was wondering, could you please make a tin whistle tutorial of 'the loansome boatman'? i would appreciate it a lot ♥ x
Sasja Thank you. It's on my to do list my I just have to learn it first 😊
I can see why not to many people disliked this video! This was amazing and I loved it:):):):)
I love this so much! If you don't mind me asking, what brand is your whistle?
excellent work, bravo. i wonder how the hell could you get 3. high octave , please enlight us , i am using clarke sweetone d and i only can get 2. high octave
This is absolutely brilliant! Love to watch your videos! :) Time for me to get a Tin Whistle! What´s the name of the model you are using in this video? How much does it cost? Thanks!
Восхитительно.
thanks for this.. i'm a begginer and your channel help me a lot. i wonderwing if you can do something with 'The Island Lake' of Lúnasa, i love it soo much. thanks u.
I can't listen to this song and not well up. Lovely song and reminds me of home as I used to live out in the sticks in the shire.
Such a great tutorial, thank you very much! This song is the reason I bought my tin whistle😅
I personally would like to see more traditional folk songs, but everything you do is great so I love it anyway. Good luck with your channel !
And you should make a 24-hour video of you laughing. Since it is one of the best parts of your videos, I bet it'd be rather popular😅
Сергей Рыбин haha, thank you. Glad you liked the tutorial... Shame I'm mostly laughing at myself 🤣🤣
"If you have any hearinh left...." Thanks! Joke of the day!
No, just kidding, wonderfull played and thanks for theaching me, that a Tin Whiste has an third octave! Didn't know that...
Know I have a new tune to practice! Thanks a lot an whistle on! ;-)
Fantastic! Which whistle did you use on this song?
Hey! May I ask, what is the brand of your tin whistle? Is it possible to get it online? And thank you very much for the tutorial! You are amazing.
Based on one of her comparison videos, it looks like this is the Dixon Pro, or one of the Tony Dixon Whistles.
Thank you so much!! Witch model are you using?
and you were great
Wonderful!! What brand of whistle are you using?? Thank You for your tutorials. I liked, loved and rung the bell.
Thank you! This one is a Tony Dixon Pro (or DX005) in D 😊 o have a review on it somewhere on my channel if you'd like to know more about it.
I'm glad I bought one I d. All songs I want to play are in d.
Superb! I'm a beginner and can't reach that third octave yet, but even when I do, I think I'll be waiting until the neighbour is out :D
Try the beginner's version of the tutorial! Sounds just as nice, but doesn't have those silly super high notes! 😊 x
@@CutiepieTinWhistle Thank you, I will! By the way, I remember seeing someone play this live. A few years ago I went with some friends to see all three LotR films in the Royal Albert Hall with live orchestra, and I remember noticing how sparkly the whistle looked. I'm not sure what it was made of but it looked gorgeous, and the playing was brilliant of course :)
4/4 or 3/4? ... any tips on figuring that out to practice with metronome? :)
Maybe this song is the reason i just bought a tin whistle ❤
this is amazing!! I had no idea you could play yet in another octave! I'm gonna try it. It's all about finding the right air pressure, right? to make the octave shift?
Thanks! I'm subscribing =)
Yes, just try and narrow the air stream for a more direct blow and you should get there. Though you'll likely need a good quality whistle 😉
@@CutiepieTinWhistle thanks for the tip! I love your videos!
So for top D I go with flute fingerings which is left hand 2 and 3 and no right hand, it works really well, ans then for E I also do flute fingerings (kinda) I overblow an A
Hi, I love your tutorials and I learned a lot.
I wanted to ask if it is possible to also get the sheet music.
I first learned the violin (classically) and through my teacher I got into different folk genres, bought a tin whistle and ended up here. ^^
Maybe I am the only one, but for me it is a lot easier to learn through sheet music than tabs and it would be great to have that available as well.
Greetings from Germany!
(And also sorry for any mistakes, since english obviously is not my first language)
PS: If there is sheet music available and I just didn't find it, I'm sorry.
Hi. Glad you're enjoying the channel. I don't read sheet music very well, so can't create my own. I work out the tune I play by ear so sheet music often has a few diffident notes to the ones I play.
Luckily, you can find sheet music for most of the tunes I play with a quick Google search 😊
Is the third octave like the second? It's just a matter of airflow? I'm guessing that like the second octave, it depends on the flute and if it'll be able to produce a steady tone for each note.
one ring to rule them all please ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL TAB !!!!
Wondering which tin whistle i should buy!
Very good tutorial ! However i think i have noticed a mistake : the tab notes in the beginning of the video (Part 1 B) are not the same that the whole tab note in the end of the video. Sorry for bad english i hope you'll understand thank you for these tutorials!
Awesome. Which brand of whistle are you playing with?
Thank you 😊 I'm playing a Tony Dixon high D whistle, model DX005. x
Hi, Stephanie.
Thanks for your videos!
Could you add notes as well as tabs?
Sheet music? you can usually find it somewhere online with a quick google search. I don't really read sheet music though so unfortunately I can't make my own.
Try here: musescore.com/user/21630596/scores/4994416
You have got a tunable polymer Dixon in D: nice. I got the same one for Christmas, I think it sounds a bit like a recorder (in a good way) 💕🗡🏵💎
Sapphire Lewis yes, it's a nice whistle. I quite like the sound of polymer whistles 😊 the soprano whistles anyway...
CutiePie
I know you like your susato. I am not that much of a fan of those but I really love MK low Ds. Your editing and presentation skills are very professional by the way. 💟
Sapphire Lewis Thank you, so they should be, it's what I do for a living 😉 yes, I like my MKpro... It's inconvenient in the Welsh weather though, doesn't like the cold and wet much.
CutiePie
Oh, I didn't realise that. How did you get so many subscribers and viewers though? Maybe you have found a niche as your channel is very attractive to tin whistle beginners of all ages. My favourite videos of yours are the fantasy themed ones. The tin whistle is harder to play than it looks! TBH my MK didn't clog that much because of the curved windway but I know what you mean about playing them outside in cold weather! The worst is when it is windy though. I practice a lot outside or under arches because I love the reverb. I have only been learning for two years so I am very much a beginner. 💕
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i'm new here, firts you tutorial it's amazing but can you give me an advice how can i play 3 third octave?
Gabriel priel It takes a lot of practice and a lot of direct air. What whistle are you using? You may not be able to reach third octave on your whistle.
CutiePie my whistle it's a feadóg D
Oh, thats a good question. I have a Feadog D too, is it possible to reach third octave?
Ok, for all interested: it‘s possible
Everything sounds better with reverb
Looking for a pro high D whistle like the one played. Any suggestions?
Love it! Do not care about the nazguls. Elves are cooler And nicer! Especially wood elves!
How are you getting three octaves from a tin whistle are you playing the note and controlling the breathing??
Hey, what whistle do you use? Mine sure don't sound so nice waay up in dem der high octaves.
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Бьютифул!!!
I scared my dog!!!
Option : play on low whistle and swap for a high whistle
Ho costruito un piccolo whistl e in mi abbastanza intonato posso fare questo pezzo un tono sopra?
hi! what is the name of the whistle that you use please?
If the last part is too high for you and you’re a beginner who can’t make it sound good just yet, you can just go back down to the low register.
You can also try my beginners tutorial version of this, where I do just that :) th-cam.com/video/pgcVrtltHr4/w-d-xo.html
I'm affraid to annoy my neighbors xddd
Hi. Could you make a video about Nightwish song Last Of the Wilds but written in notes format, example: C D E F G A B. Thank you in advance.
question: when you do a D note in the 2nd octave, do you just do a 1st octave D note and just blow harder? Be cause I noticed that and the tab says to do the same finger placement as the D in the 3rd octave..
You can play 2nd octave D in two ways:
1 - cover 6 holes and blow harder
2 - cover 5 holes, but leave the top hole open instead of the bottom
2:10, you're welcome.
On what model can be played on the third octave without modding and tweaks and still get not too bad sound?
I'm not sure, but I managed it with my Dixon DX005 😊
hey stupid request but ...I can't find it anywhere could you maybe make a video for the 2nd Konosuba ending? it's name is Ouchi ni kaeritai
MUETZE198 nn
Can one play this in a (G) flute?
What is the name e model this flaute ?
Can you send the link for the whistle used here please?
It's a Tony Dixon DX005 high D whistle
which whistle is that?
which whistle you use here :)
Is this version more faithful to the movie than the other?
It is