I think I might need to buy another whistle…
Any help gratefully received… identifying the tune (or indeed buying me a whistle).
[edit]Is that a Bb (note) I hear?[/edit]
[edit2]Which might make it an F whistle?[/edit2]
I can play along with that on a D whistle, I think that’s what he’s playing.
From John Chamber’s ABC collection.
X: 52
T: The Ruby
R:Air
C:Phil Cunningham
M:3/4
L:1/4
K:D
|: A2 B | d2 B | e3 | e2 f | A2 B | d>ef | g2 G | d< B- B |
| e2 f | d2 B | e3 | d2 B | A2 f | e2c | d3 | d2 f
|: a2 d | f2 d |(B3 | B2) (3a/g/f/| g2 G | d2 B | B/ (A3/ A) | A2 f/>g/ |
| a2 d | f2 d | B3 | d2 B | A2 f | e2 c |1 (d3 | d) f/>g/ :|2 (d3 | d3) |]
David
I saw these guys a few weeks ago … no whistle unfortunately … probably the highlight of the year … we don’t get much “culture” down here 
OK, thanks Guys.
I was getting the notes but at the g2Gd<B was not happy with the pitch match. Having the ABC gives me a lot more confidence.
Nice to know that I do not need to buy another whistle.