Everything I’ve Learned on Blues Tin Whistle

I haven’t posted very consistently on this channel, but I’d like to start posting more and to start with, here’s a catch up video on everything I’ve been working on so far. Hope you enjoy it and enjoy the blues pennywhistle/tin whistle as much as I do.

I’m not that good at demoing, whilst talking in between, so I have made a little short videos of some of the demonstrations I do in this longer video, but much cleaner and on a better whistle:

A blues with bits of Mooncoin Jig
    • #blues in A on a D #tinwhistle incorp...  

Em blues with bits of Drowsy Maggie
   • #eminor #blues on D #tinwhistle inclu...  

By the way, I've realised that in earlier videos I do number the whistle positions differently. Sorry for that change. I'm afraid I do prefer the new numbering system, which is simpler, rather than the one I use in previous video, but the principle of thinking in "positions" is still the same.

WHISTLE POSITIONS - new numbering system. The ones in capitals are the best for blues and are the 4 positions I used in previous videos:

1ST = D
2ND = Em
3rd = F#m (don't use)
4TH = G
5TH = A
6th = Bm (rarely use)