practicing strumming and singing at the same time - some songs just need to be sung! haha this is one of those :D

slow speed (70%) from 1:50 Medium speed (85%) from 4:50 Normal speed (100%) from 10:30 learn to play jigs and reels on the tinwhistle crested hens (waltz) on the session.org - https://thesession.org/tunes/256 A tip: there are atleast 3 speeds of playing this tune in the video, if you already know the basics - feel free to hop back and forth thru the video... It's organised very naturally: Slow in the front, fast in the back hahaha... So just use that option to jump back and forth :) take what u need and just practice (y) TablEdit program for free to be found here: https://www.tabledit.com/ how to set up your TablEdit software for tinwhistle: https://sjpielsewolf.wordpress.com/20... I hope you like this way of learning - if you have tips, questions, suggestions or request - feel free to contact me. I just do it to share the positive vibe of learning and selfdevelopment - the joy of playing and motivating, inspiring and encouraging people to start to explore tha path of learning as well :) So indeed many players might be better - but sometimes it is not about being the best, it is just about living the life and sharing the passion. I think traditional music gives you the opportunity and capability to develop, explore and grow not only as a musician - but also as person. Any type of discipline or development is good :)... Our brains are built to learn, develop, grow and make new connections. Irish music is a great tool to accomodate these very basic human social and intellectual needs :) - It's a path worth taking - and best of all: it's totally free with plenty of resources! Goodluck and happy piping :) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8efiPdfM4k