Working with other musicians and want to join in, but the melody of the tune is already taken? Perhaps you want to add to an exiting melody you've already recorded, or you've joined a band as a whistle player and want to compliment the lead vocalist rather than drown them out! This video offers 6 simple and easy ways you can use tin whistle as an accompaniment instrument, giving all levels of players the ability to add tin whistle flare to any tune!

I'm playing a Chris Wall Celtic low F whistle, a Chris Wall sweetbrass high D whistle and a Carbony Low D whistle.

00:00 Intro
01:00 Octave Changes
02:31 Harmony
06:00 Repeats
07:47 Drones/Chords
09:36 Improv In Gaps
11:34 Percussion
13:29 Links

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