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Fingering Chart
Contents of the Companion Audio
Orientation to Traditional Irish Music for Tin Whistle Players
Long Rolls
Short Rolls
Tonguing
Musical Breathing
The Language Analogy Revisited
Practice Revisited, and Some Thoughts on "Muscle Memory"
A Brief Look into the History and Development of the Tin Whistle
Holding and Blowing the Tin Whistle
On Practice
Getting Comfortable with Fingering
The Language Analogy
Cuts
Strikes
Slides
General Index
Index of Tune Titles

The Banks of Lough Gowna
The Banshee
Bantry Bay
The Blarney Pilgrim
The Boys of Ballisodare
The Cliffs of Moher
The Drunken Landlady
The Frost is All Over
The Gravel Walk
Hardiman the Fiddler
Lad O’Beirne’s Reel
The Lonesome Jig
The Monaghan Jig
Old Joe’s Jig
Roaring Mary
The Rose in the Heather
The Sporting Pitchfork
The Star Above the Garter
Tom Billy’s Jig
Tripping Up the Stairs
Tuttle’s Reel
Whelan’s Jig
Willie Coleman’s Jig

Introduction to Ornamentation
First Matters
Ornamentation
Tonguing, Phrasing, and Use of the Breath
Final Matters