Nice little arrangement here! Just one question: did you mean to write this for a Tin Whistle in E? Looks like a bit of a nasty key, with all the F Naturals
It’s an original work, Tin Whistle is usually in D so I transposed it how I though it should if it’s a D instrument. But perhaps it reads untransposed concert pitch music. First time using the Tin Whistle so any insight would be welcome
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic Yeah, a Tin Whistle in D reads concert pitch music. "In D" means that the 6-finger note is a D, same as how the concert flute (or modern C Flute) used to be called a D Flute And my bad, I assumed this was a setting of a folk tune. Either way, I do quite like it!
Thanks for using the tuba in this piece!
Nice little arrangement here! Just one question: did you mean to write this for a Tin Whistle in E? Looks like a bit of a nasty key, with all the F Naturals
It’s an original work, Tin Whistle is usually in D so I transposed it how I though it should if it’s a D instrument. But perhaps it reads untransposed concert pitch music. First time using the Tin Whistle so any insight would be welcome
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic Yeah, a Tin Whistle in D reads concert pitch music. "In D" means that the 6-finger note is a D, same as how the concert flute (or modern C Flute) used to be called a D Flute
And my bad, I assumed this was a setting of a folk tune. Either way, I do quite like it!