Learning to Play The Low and high Whistle Expressively (Practice Recommendation)

[@SueWarren-t5g]

As always very informative and helpful on my learning journey

[@LowDWhistle]

Thank you, Sue.

[@SeussDroid]

This is excellent advice for every level of practice. I find that it is easier to understand if you choose a song from childhood, baked into your memory so deeply that any changes to pace or volume fight with your memory of the tune. The changes stand out clearly and the practice clarifies the process.

[@LowDWhistle]

That's a great idea. Thanks so much for sharing it. I'll have to try that. Sounds both fun and challenging.

[@apex_accelerators_enterprise]

Scott this is great stuff! Thank you for your recommendation for the Tony Dixon. I am loving it, and it is a lot easier to play the second octave than my previous one. I'll be practicing these dynamics.

[@LowDWhistle]

I am so glad to hear. Thank you for letting me know. I hope to change ads delight to your playing