Do any of you know where I could find sheet music for Greensleeves adapted for the pennywhistle on the internet? I think it would be a very pretty song to learn for the pennywhistle!
Cheerio,
S.
Here’s Greensleeves. You even have the option of getting a gif of the whistle tablature.
http://sniff.numachi.com/~rickheit/dtrad/lookup.cgi?ti=GRNSLVS&tt=GRNSLVS
And if you get bored with Greensleeves, try Green Stamps
[ This Message was edited by: LittleMy on 2001-09-03 17:12 ]
The version posted above is really not well suited for the tinwhistle, as there are notes too low to play, requiring you to fuss with it and fake something that sounds good.
The version I have at:
http://www.tinwhistler.com/music/songname.asp?sort=G
fits the whistles range just fine 
Give this version a try.
This is a great practice tune for learning both C natural and G#.
X:1
T:Greensleeves
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:G
A|c2 d e3/2 f/2 e|d2 B G3/2 A/2 B|c2 A A3/2 ^G/2 A|B2 ^G E2 A|
c2 d e3/2 f/2 e|d2 B G3/2 A/2 B|c3/2 B/2 A ^G3/2 F/2 ^G|A3 A2 z|
g3 g3/2 f/2 e|d2 B G3/2 A/2 B|c2 A A3/2 ^G/2 A|B2 ^G E3|
g3 g3/2 f/2 e|d2 B G3/2 A/2 B|c3/2 B/2 A ^G3/2 F/2 ^G|A3 A2|
[ This Message was edited by: raindog1970 on 2001-09-03 22:13 ]
[Dig that abc conversion thang. --ed.]
[ This Message was edited by: rich on 2001-09-04 01:12 ]
Thanks for giving me the websites you gave me! I found the version Wandering_Whistler gave me to be the easiest to play. I do have a question - can you play the low notes that were in the orginal sheet music for Greensleeves? Is it possible?
Bye bye,
S.
[ This Message was edited by: Sara on 2001-09-03 23:17 ]