Fingering chart for Irish D Tin Whistle, with sheet music and tablatures for two easy songs. These fingerings also apply to Irish flute or Low whistle. Click on the image to display. Download the fingering chart in pdf format below
Playing the whistle – some pointers
Hold the instrument between the lips, not the teeth.
The fingering is the same between the two octaves—to play in the higher octave, all you need to do is blow slightly
harder
The notes are written in letters rather than do, ré, mi (Do = C, Ré = D, Mi = E,…)
The high D can be fingered the same as the low D. The C natural can be played by half-holing the first hole—this can
be simpler, especially when playing the octave.
I have been searching for a fingering chart for the J.S. Bach bouree. Does anyone know where I might find one?
Regards, A Jethro Tull fan.