Whistle in D rosewood

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Irish flute Whistle.
Key: D major.
Length: 29 cm.
Material: rosewood, copper rings.
Ring with the picture “Deer in the forest”, cost + 10€.
Ring made of 925 sterling silver, cost + 20€.

Description

Irish flute Whistle.
Key: D major.
Length: 29 cm.
Material: rosewood, copper rings.
Design features: tunable, according to the new manufacturing
technology whistle – “tube in tube”.

The ideal ratio of quality and price.
The characteristic sound of the whistle,
new elegant shape.

Brian Finnegan tries to our whistle in Re rosewood,
Crocus City Hall, a concert of “Aquarium” group, Moscow, 2014.

As Brian tried our other Flute: Irish transverse flute
(he described it as a flute with a soft, natural timbre),
whistle in key G (emphasized his tone), C, D (see video!),
transverse flute G (“big sound”) and A.
Another tried to whistle in black African wood, but preference
is given to whistle rosewood, as it seemed to him more saturated
overtones – “dirty sound”. A ebony very flat and smooth by the sound.
In general, he liked the flute. With him go to Ireland our whistle in D rosewood and okazima!
We are very glad to get acquainted with such a talented, creative and positive person!

Brian Finnegan (born Brian Finnegan; August 20, 1969, Armagh, Northern Ireland.)
Musician, performer on the Irish flute and whistle.
Finnegan first drew the attention of the audience by playing a part of the
Irish group Upstairs in a Tent. Then, in 1993, he released a solo album
«When the Party’s Over», recorded at Redesdale Studios. Since 1995, he played with
the group Flook (BBC Folk Awards 2006 award in the category “Best Group”) – until then,
until in 2008 the group has not ceased to exist. In 2009 he held a joint tour Finnegan
and guitarist William Coulter California and Ireland. More recently, Brian Finnegan
takes part in the recording of albums and concerts of Russian rock group “Aquarium”.
He became a member of Boris Grebenshchikov established in 2007 project “Aquarium International».
Last time musician working on a new folk project The Singing Tree.

Sergey Klevensky — best professional flutist Russia
officially represents our whistle.

Sergey Klevensky is a multi – instrumentalist who has mastered more
a dozen of the most exotic wind instruments. It is easy
fits in any musical culture, from the acoustic fusion
to heavy electronic rock. His virtuoso playing, he decorated
an infinite number of projects. Among them: a Quartet of Ivan Smirnov,
Farlanders, Myllarit, Volga, Moscow Grooves Institute, Malaria,
Art Ceilidh. According to critics, Sergey Klevensky can be called
one of the most powerful musicians of the contemporary ethnic scene in Russia.



Whistle – folk recorder, widespread in Ireland, Scotland and England – is literally translated as “whistle, flute”. Traditionally, the whistle is made of metal, sometimes made of wood. Whistle has 6 slot openings, the traditional system of key D major. Flute sounds high, collected, and is perfect for play fast tunes!

How to play the flute Whistle:

Take a flute in hands. Fingers of left hand, close the top three slot holes (those that are closer to the whistle): index, middle, ring. Then the fingers of right hand – the index, middle, ring closing the remaining three lower holes. The fingers fall on the opening play tight, but at the same time, do not stress. When opening the holes during the game the thumbs of both hands and the little finger of right hand held the flute. Put the flute to his lips and blow evenly whistle slot at the end of the flute, gradually changing the force of the blast until a smooth sound.

After obtaining stable audio for all the holes closed, proceed to search for the sound of the open hole from the bottom, and so, gradually mastered the sounds of all the holes in a sequential order, go to simple melodies that tell you flute.

Beautiful melodies and joy to you during the development of a magic flute whistle!