Tin Whistle, Recorder, or Whistlecorder? Hybrid Flute Unboxing and Review | HiXing Recorder Key of D

This interesting instrument is described as both a tin whistle and a recorder! It has unique aspects from each instrument. Check it out on Amazon: amzn.to/3sXOTMk
The melody played is Aim Not Too High, from Pastime With Good Company: Elizabethan Songs and Ballads Arranged for Lap Harp. Get it here: amzn.to/3NKthet
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[@diannewilliams1585]

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[@littlesaxhixingtinwhistle9572]

I, a Chinese viewer from the far east, have watched your video completely. Appreciate you!

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[@takishtugish]

It sounds lovely!

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Cool vid interesting instrument should play more to here sound !

[@elyzsabethahne2116]

Sounds like a cross between a tin whistle and a fife/piccolo/flute.

[@ladyhannah6431]

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[@blehpen999]

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[@ChrisLeeW00]

Sounds like a tin whistle, easier chromatic fingering, and scalloped finger holes?! This is a really neat instrument. Is the second register one octave up from the first?

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Breton tin whistle?

[@alexandercameron4947]

Indeed reminded me of that

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Hey! Would you recommend this as a substitute for school recorders?