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I know that one!

Tis a butieful neckless for a butieful song

Would be funny if there would be no flute also in the end lol

So emerald! Release form has typo "wear something for the paty". I am a beginner so probably will do drone or harmony - melody is hackable but not at full speed.

Love this thank you. I didn't know I could play notes that high.

Good idea, lass

Congratulations again and always keep up the great work that you do👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

You didn't!!. ❤❤❤❤❤

I started following during the COVID lockdown, when an international tin whistle collaboration seemed like a positive thing during a bleak time. AND, I appreciated that there was a 3rd part for those of us not comfortable with the melody OR harmony! Congratulations and thank you!!

Excelente!

Congratulations Stephanie!! What a wonderful milestone. I would love to join in this project, but as you know, I only have ocarinas, not whistles. Could I still be a part of this? No worries if not!

The D sounds a little bit like an Eb.

Hi Stephanie, I know I'm late to the party, but just wanted to say that I love this vlog style format you put together. I didn't realize how much work you put into these videos behind the scenes, great job! Looking forward to more of these Tea and Cake Whistle vlogs in the future; so cute and fun! Maybe do something like this once a month with a featured Cutie Pie branded tea/coffee cup or sponsored whistle; your fans would love it. Have a great day and thank you for all of you help. I'm new to the whistle and your videos have been immensely beneficial to my learning experience.

Congratulationssss!!! 🥳 Will definitely try and participate (if I manage to tape a perfect try with my low whistle 😂)

Thank you for serenading us with this beauty! My ancestors the McCaskills came to North Carolina from the Isle of Skye long time ago. Listening to this makes me want to visit!

Hey, which whistles do you use in this video? Thanks a lot!

I'm new and just started playing tin whistle. I love this song, and I want to learn it, but I have one question. When you start playing fast and you're playing the same note back to back 2-3 times in a row, you must use tounging there, right? I would think it impossible to have the notes sound separated by just stopping and starting your breath that quickly without an articulation technique like tounging. Any advice would be greatly appreciated :]

I'm in too Steph, i'm so happy for you and i want to celebrate this too!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Congratulations again!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Congratulations, what an amazing achievement, well done !

That was very lovely. But I need to ask you, why don't you play from sheet music like all instruments. I learned the tin whistle from sheet music The way that you do it is very difficult, because you don't have vital information on how a piece of music is to be played. You need to know the timing signature at the start of the staff to know how many beats per measure. Whether it's a march beat or walts or any other. All are necessary to play a song properly. It also lets one know for each note how long to hold it, the length of each note and how it works with the beats. There are whole notes, half notes, quarter notes and sixteenth notes. There are also little signatures to tell you to pause and for how long. Stephanie, even little signatures that tell you to like Twitter a note. And certain words that tell how it's to be plyed and know at a glance such as: Allegro - fast, quickly and bright (109-132 BPM) Vivace - lively and fast (132-140 BPM) Presto - extremely fast (168-177 BPM) Prestissimo - even faster than Presto (178 BPM and over). Also long v on its side like symbols depending on the direction pointing, tells you if the notes starts loud and the goes quiet (that would be the wider part of the v at the start and quiet at the end at the point. And opposite for quiet to loud. It's all there at a glance as you play and much easier than guessing while looking at tabs or whatever you call what they are. They are meant in the beginning of learning just to let you know where the note you see on your sheet music correspondence to the instrument. Sweetheart, the way you are doing it is very difficult and working and playing blindly. I have heard a song you played once, it was beautiful but, unrecognisable in some areas to the actual song because the timing and lengths of certain were wrong and changed the song. All or I should most, at least the professional whistle players here in Ireland play by reading sheet music. Some people play by ear but, are not the professional. But will still join in sessions. One needs to be able to learn a piece with others and be handed the music sheet. It's all there, no guessing and it will sound more professional and one can put your own flavour to it. In fact there is a fabulous web sight where musicians share the music pieces and the variety of the pieces, because some are slightly different in different regions. They may have five or more versions of the same piece and different names as well.. On this site you can find any Irish & some Scottish traditional horn pipes, jigs, dlip jigs etc here. They don't share slow airs. Not sure why. But some songs can be slowed down and become and air. All for free and you can donate or become a patron. You can see the sheet music and hear the piece being played. It is simple sheet music, some of the symbols aren't there, but what you need is there, the key and all. It is called, "The Session". Start there to learn to read music. It becomes second nature you don't have to think about, where your eyes fall on a note on the staff and your fingers goes right to it without thinking. And any song sheet music gives you everything you need to know about the song or piece of music. The piece you are now playing would be so easy if you just ask for the sheet music for it. You could get on line. Some can be for piano, which is usually alright but, you must ignore the line of notes below it. But if classical, go for the flute or recorder sheets. If a song, go for the music for the singer. I play trumpet and tin whistle and some recorder.. In an orchestra everyone has their own sheet music of what there instrument plays and how there instrument is to be played. In this case you are playing the lead part, so just look up the song or piece's sheet music. And also go to, "The Session and you will have thousands of Irish trad music to choose from. You will be over the moon! You can hear it and play along. All though are played on Accordion or the Concertina. I wish it was whistle or flute . But I won't complain. It is a treasure trove. I play old hymns and classical and folk on my whistle mostly. And on my trumpet, as well as jazz and old big band music and oldies like Billy Holiday ad Luis Armstrong. Please do yourself a favour and learn what the notes are on the staff. It's VERY EASY 🎉and it will correspond to whistles. You won't be guessing and trying to remember how it goes. You will know how the song is played. You won't need to do all that work making a tab that is usually only used for children in the beginning along with sheet music.That's a lot of work and I am sure you would want to take next step in educating your viewers on how to truly play the Irish whistle from sheet music the way it's normally done. The way you are doing it is very frustrating for you and a lot of work. And you are not getting the information you need to play a song the way it was want tobe played. You won't believe how much easier it will be for you. You play lovely and this will help you immensely. Here is the web site link address for the Session. You will love it. It is free to be a member and you can print off the sheet music. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=thesession.org/&ved=2ahUKEwj668SF_6qGAxW2WkEAHcfODzEQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1yv5Cbc6cUjCOmbhHB2FYr God bless you Stephenie and thank you for all the enjoyable hours of hearing your beautiful playing. I do hope I have help you to understand why you need to use sheet music. It is not difficult at all. Some people are frightened of the looks of it! It's not difficult but, easy. Take care.✝️🕊❤

You deserve this! Congratulations!!!

I’m so happy for you and proud of you! You deserve it!

Time to get cracking! Let's play!

Congrats🤩

😊

WOW how awesome Cutie Pie, I'm so happy so many people are also loving your tutorials. I have so much fun here and share with others so they can also learn to play and have fun too. Congratulations!!!

Is that a Walton Little Black? I’ve ordered one because I’ve noticed it’s what Andrea Corr plays! 😊

I can't wait for my whistle to arrive in a few days, I love the music from baldurs gate and I definitely want to learn this song eventually.

More Kwela..... Please

It would be nice if you thanked every subscriber individually by name. Go...

Tooth paste on swimming goggles stops them from fogging up so it probably would help with whistles too. Nice video thanks for the tips!

Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers! 🥳

Congratulations on 100K!!!!! I found your channel and subscribed in May of 2020 when (if I remember correctly) you had around 51K subscribers. I've very much enjoyed your videos and wish you continued success with your channel!

This is such a great idea..🤍 I’m giving my best to play the song perfectly until it’s due🥰

Congratulations CP!

Congratulations Stephanie!❤

I haven't heard this tune before, must learn it, I play the violin poorly.

Congratulations Stephanie!! Followed you all of the way to 100K!! You are a bonus to the whistle world. Enjoy all the perks. Be well! bjk

Diolch yn fawr iawn CutiePie! Llongyfarchiadau.

Well deserved, Congratulations Stephanie!

very pretty tune, as are you

This is awesome! Congratulations! You deserve it. Can't wait to be a part of this project

I have done this - what an amazing experience

Major Congrats Stephanie, Been really fun watching your channel grow throughout the years. I definitely gotta pickup on learning my tin whistle again it's been some time. Also this song sounds like a very fun one to play. Would an C whistle be alright for this out of curiosity as well?

Congratulations 🎊 I love it when good people succeed😊 You do amazing work and bring a lot of joy by keeping this channel alive.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 All the haters can suck it😅

Congratulations on 100k subs ☘💚 sending good vibes your way cheers

Congradulations. I really love your tutorials