Hi,
I don’t know if I have post on the proper forum…
During an holiday in Stockholm I bought a 7 hole spilåpipa (to be more precise, this one: http://www.musikmuseet.se/museibutik/detalj.php?l=en&mmcss=&kid=3&biid=67) but I wasn’t able to find a fingering chart on the web (at least googling for spelpipa or spilåpipa fingering… I don’t know how to search in Swedish).
Does anyone have some informations?
Thank you in advice!
Googling in swedish didn’t help much, this was all I found: http://www.tongang.se/leif/flutes.html
No finger chart but here’s a clip of a melody. You can see how he fingers it here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erw-ovi2DPQ.
There are similar (fløyter) flutes in Norway too, the folk music here is quite related, I’ll see what I can find out
And here’s a traditional dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6k6JmsctwE
Chris
There’s a forum for non-whistle windblown.
Can’t help with fingering charts. A tuner + trial and error is your best bet (and not a very bad one).
Looks like a blend of indian wardancing, tatar dancing, kung fu and riverdance. Norwegians are a really open-minded people. 
I’d say that a spilåpipa counts as a whistle, as it is endblown, has a fipple and isn’t a recorder.