I just found the best tin whistle forum!

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Yes, it’s this! :wink:

Hi all, I’m new here.
My name is Martin and I’m from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I play tin whistle since… uhm.. 10 days or so! :smiley:. I bought a PVC whistle in D from an argentinian luthier. It’s pretty good. Anyways, the next week possibly a friend of mine from USA will send me a Susato VSB in D too.
I started to take lessons with a teacher who is great and knows enough of irish music (she also has a band, where she plays the tin whistle, irish flute, recorder and jaws harp).

I’ll be around this forum, I liked it a lot!

Greetings to all!
Martin

P.S.: And sorry for my bad english, it isn’t my first language! :smiley:

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Welcome to the forums. :slight_smile:

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welcome. send pictures of carnival.

the people who speak english as their first language make a lot of mistake and the longer they write the less sense they make.

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Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy the whistle as much as we do! :smiley:

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Greetings, Bothrops! It’s always good to meet new people here.

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Thanks for the welcome!! It’s a pleasure to be here! :wink:

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Hey, Martin–

Welcome. And don’t worry, your English is a lot better than my Spanish. We do have a lot of fun here.

And jaw harps. What a magnificent instrument. I think we should have a forum devoted to them.

Tom

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Thanks WyoBadger! :wink:

Here it’s a chorus of a song played by me. The song is from a spanish band called ‘Mägo de Oz’. They mix heavy metal with a bit of celtic music.

I know it’s not too good, but I’m just starting out, and that part of the song was learnt by ear!

http://audio.xanga.com/Bothrops/42f451319773/audio.html

Greetings to all, and thanks again for the welcome!
Martin