First Lessons Tin Whistle LARSEN GREY

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1 Making the Best Use of This Book
2 Further Offerings
3 What Is a Tin Whistle?
4 Acquiring a Tin Whistle
5 Anatomy of the Tin Whistle
6 Let?s Make Some Sound
7 Whistle-Friendly Notes and Scales
8 The Names of the Notes
9 The Relaxed Whistle Hold
10 Why Use the Left Hand as the Top Hand?
11 Seven Steps to Finding Your Personal Whistle Hold
12 Alternatives to the Bottom Hand Pinky Anchor Point
13 Training Your Bottom Hand Pinky Using a Rubber Band
14 Resting Position for the Fingers, and Economy of Motion
15 Tin Whistle Embouchure
16 Clearing the Windway
17 Breathing and Posture
18 Tuning the Whistle
19 Using Your Tongue
20 Conjunct and Disjunct Tonguing: Connected and Disconnected Notes
21 Tonguing a Low-Register Cs
22 Exploring Air Speed and Pressure
23 Try Disjunct Tonguing
24 Try Conjunct Tonguing
25 Playing a Low-Register B
26 Exploring the Extreme Low End of the Air Speed Range
27 Exploring the Extreme High End of the Air Speed Range
28 How Do We Increase Air Speed?
29 Vibrato
30 Two Groups of Three Holes, and the Fingering Patterns We Use
31 Suit Code: A New Shorthand for Tin Whistle Fingerings
32 Hot Cross Buns, in A major
33 Minimizing Finger Movement
34 Why Is It So Important to Memorize Fingerings and Note Names?
35 Merrily We Roll Along, in Two Keys
36 Finding and Sealing Finger Hole Air Leaks
37 Feel the Buzz
38 Hot Cross Buns, in G major
39 Tin Whistle Tablature
40 Shady Hollow
41 Learn Your Fingerings by Heart
42 Practicing
43 Lonely Island
44 Introducing High-Register Notes
45 Lonely Peaks and Valleys
46 Introducing Bottom Hand Fingering with the Note Fs
47 Adding Standard Music Notation and Introducing Slurs
48 Smooth Sailing
49 Found a Penny on the Road
50 Introducing the Note E
51 An Dro
52 Introducing the Note D
53 Two Fingerings for High D
54 Largo from Dvor k?s Ninth Symphony
55 The Spade, At Last
56 A Deeper Look at Tuning the Whistle
57 Moving Groups of Fingers, and ?Crossing the Break?
58 Introducing the Note Cn
59 Joy to the World
60 Ode to Joy
61 Using the Two High D Fingerings
62 A Fingering Chart
63 The Londonderry Air/Danny Boy
64 Letting Go of Suit Code
65 Bonnie at Morn
66 Letting Go of Tablature
67 Morning Has Broken
68 Amazing Grace
69 Scarborough Fair
70 Simple Gifts
71 All the Pretty Little Horses
72 An Introduction to Irish Tin Whistle and Flute Ornamentation
73 We Shall Overcome
74 Star of the County Down
75 The High Caul Cap
76 The Leitrim Fancy
77 Collections of Easy Tunes for Tin Whistle and Irish Flute
78 Continuing Your Journey