Tin Whistle Lesson - Ornaments: When, Where, & Why (Cooley's Reel)

I often get asked "how do you know where to put the ornaments in a tune?" This is a tough one to answer because there really aren't any hard and fast rules about ornamentation as so much of it is down to personal style.

But to get you started, I've come up with 5 tricks that can be applied to (nearly) every tune to get some ornaments added at the right spots.

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