
The Irish Tin Whistle
The Tin whistle is also called a penny whistle or feadóg stain. It is a well-known and regularly used instrument in traditional Irish music.

The Tin whistle is also called a penny whistle or feadóg stain. It is a well-known and regularly used instrument in traditional Irish music.

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