Then help me write a good wikipedia article for the low whistle!
I was casually looking at the tin whistles page, and imagine my horror and disgust when I realised that low whistles don’t even have an article! (ok so they’re mentioned in the main tin whistle article, but not much!)
So I put it to some of the editors of the main tinwhistle article that the LW deserved it’s own page. They were less than enthusiastic. But I did it anyway!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_whistle
Everything there so far is my own work, but I’m sure there are ten thousand people out there more knowledgable about the instrument than me, so why don’t you head on over and make a contribution? You don’t even need a login to begin editing. We need a section about technique/grip… maybe some sound clips… add any facts/detail you may know.
If you have suggestions/criticisms but don’t want to edit the page directly, mention it on the article’s discussion page, where everyone can pitch in.
This was my first attempt at doing anything on wikipedia so I need your help 
