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Ornaments

Ornaments are embellishments to a tune, but they are as important in Irish music as the notes themselves. Please access the various lessons linked on this page that introduce us to how and when to play ornaments on our whistles. Please use the contact form at the bottom of this page to ask about additional ornaments, or to seek clarification.

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Purpose of Ornamentation, embellishments, and Expression on Low and High Whistles in Irish Music

Purpose of Ornamentation, embellishments, and Expression on Low and High Whistles in Irish Music

Ornaments

Tin Whistle Going Further with the Tonguing Ornament

Tin Whistle Going Further with the Tonguing Ornament

Helpful Recommendations, Ornaments

Tin Whistle: Going Further with Slide Ornament

Tin Whistle: Going Further with Slide Ornament

Ornaments

How to Play Repeated Notes

How to Play Repeated Notes

Helpful Recommendations, Ornaments

Fade, A Useful Technique on Tin Whistle

Fade, A Useful Technique on Tin Whistle

Helpful Recommendations, Ornaments

Cuts: Going Further to Improve our Skills

Cuts: Going Further to Improve our Skills

Ornaments

Ornament: Cran

Ornament: Cran

Ornaments

New Ornament: Tap / Strike

New Ornament: Tap / Strike

Ornaments

An Ornament: The Roll

An Ornament: The Roll

Ornaments

Jig and Ornament Practice

Jig and Ornament Practice

Helpful Recommendations, Ornaments

An Ornament: Slide

An Ornament: Slide

Ornaments

An Ornament: Vibrato

An Ornament: Vibrato

Ornaments

A New Ornament: Tonguing

A New Ornament: Tonguing

Ornaments

A new Ornament: Cuts

A new Ornament: Cuts

Ornaments

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