Irish Tin Whistle Handleiding en Ierse populaire songs 2e hands

Irish Tin Whistle Handleiding en Ierse populaire songs 2e hands

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SOODLUM'S Irish Tin Whistle TUTOR 
by Pat Conway

INTRODUCTION
Tin whistles are manufactured in different keys, but those in the key of C and D are the ones more commonly used. However, it is important to note that the fingering necessary to play any specific tune will be the same regard-less of the key in which the whistle is made.
Although it is much easier to read music in the key of C as there are no sharps or fiats involved, I have arranged the music in this book in the key of D for the following reasons:
1. It is easier to produce good quality tones with little effort.
2. It is not necessary to spread your fingers as much as you would have to on the C whistle. This is a great advantage to children, as it makes for more relaxed playing.
3. A lot of traditional lrish music is played in the key of D.

Content
James Connolly
Spancil Hill
Danny Boy: The Londonderry Air
Cockles and Mussels6
The Merry Ploughboy
Boolavogue3
The Foggy Dew5
Weile Waile5
The Old Woman from Wexford
The Dawning of the Day4
Róisin Dubh4
Oró Sé do Bheatha Abhaile3
Bheir Mé
Domhas7
The Irish Washerwoman
The Rocky Road to Dublin
The Rakes of Mallow
The Black Thorn Stick
Father O'Flynn
Fá La Lá La Leir
Amazing Grace
Greensleeves
Silent Night
My Grandfather's Clock
Plaisir d'Amour (The Joys of Love)
Ould Lang Syne
My Bonny Lies Over the Ocean
The Drunken Sailor