Watch this winds tutorial video to learn how to develop your own style on the tin whistle. This instructional video is intended for intermediate tin whistlers. After you've watched this helpful how-to video, you'll be able to develop your own playing style on the tin whistle.
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Make a mouth organ or pan flute from markers
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How To:
Practice circular breathing while playing didgeridoo
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How To:
Whistle like a bird
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How To:
Make a Simple Didgeridoo from PVC
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How To:
Play chords on the flute
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How To:
Play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on a recorder
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How To:
Whistle with a blade of grass
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How To:
Sing while playing the flute
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How To:
Make a carrot ocarina
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How To:
Care for your recorder properly with Mrs. Hill
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How To:
Play the recorder with Mrs. Hill
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How To:
Play the pan-flute
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How To:
Tune an ocarina
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How To:
Play the notes B, A, and G on a recorder with Mrs.Hill
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How To:
Play the "Amazing Grace" hymn on a six-hole flute
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How To:
Play "Amazing Grace" on a five-hole flute
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How To:
Play "Annie's Song" on a Native American flute
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How To:
Hack together a working ocarina from a soda can
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How To:
Hand fart like a true manualist
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Practice the octave and fourth exercise on the sax
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Play a cut on a tin whistle
1 Comment
I am having a problem going from his first beginner lesson and finding the next one. I am not quite a beginner but, would like to get all the forms correct before moving on in the series.
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