Got a low F from Colin about a month ago, been playing and loving it ever since!
Recorded a tune using my uncle’s old piano and my new fabolous low f. I struggled a bit with keeping in time since the original piano track I recorded wasnt too good. I think it turned out ok though, and I hope you’ll enjoy it!
I dedicated this one to my dear Elise!
Wow! That’s nice!
Really nice, thanks for posting 
I got an ‘F’ from Colin in December last,
what’s not to like 
Sweet!! That was very nice. Thanks for posting.
I really liked that one and I watched several others on your you tube page. The Goldie whistle looks beautiful. It was also interesting to hear you playing the Susato G and the Gen Bb. Do you think the Goldie is that much better?
Thanks for sharing.
I really liked that one and I watched several others on your you tube page. The Goldie whistle looks beautiful. It was also interesting to hear you playing the Susato G and the Gen Bb. Do you think the Goldie is that much better?
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks. I think susato are good whistles, very much in tune. However they need to be played very delicately, and their tone doesn’t appeal to me very much. Goldies whistles are much more versatile and can be played both softly, and also be pushed high. Doesn’t seem fair to compare them though, since they’re two very different price ranges. My goldie low F is by fair my favorite whistle so far.
I’m also curious why you got an F instead of a D? You seem to have the piper’s grip down pretty well. Do you prefer that key?
I’m also curious why you got an F instead of a D? You seem to have the piper’s grip down pretty well. Do you prefer that key?
I already had an overton low D made by colin. I posted a clip playing it some time ago. Here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi0kD4udmlY
I decided to get the low F after listening to a couple of Brian Finnegan’s recordings where he uses a goldie low F. Also I’ve found I do prefer low whistles in the range just above low D. When playing tunes in D, G etc I mostly use my forbes delirin flute.
Also, a lot of whistlers find low F to be a sort of magical key. The combination of size, range, timbre - several reasons.
That was beautiful. Thank you for posting. I’ll be listening to it again. and again, I think. 
Really, really nice…thanks for posting!
I think that I am lost over here in the whistle forum, but Krabben also plays a low flute as well as a whistle. Some people have a lot of talent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpeybSmQx6M&feature=related
Yes, very nice sound and playing! You don’t hear much piano and low whistle, but they go well together. But then I think low whistle sounds good with many instruments in duets. Simplicity has its rewards.
I liked the waltz a lot too-it has a lot of feeling in it, thank you for that Krabben!
This kid is impressive. By the way, who makes that flute? Sounds great. 
I liked the video. I almost started to type the tune on google search to find the notes, thinking this is one of those traditional tunes I want to learn, when I read more closely that you wrote it. Nicely done.
Oh my gosh that was so beautiful!!!
Keep up the good work!
What amazing whistle playing! Perhaps someday I’ll sound as good!
That was beautiful.
I like the combination of piano and whistle, and that is a wonderful melody for your Low F.