The Universe of D major

[@ivanuriegas3905]

Lol, that's a great intro.

[@stephenmatcham]

Dear Tim, I've been playing folk music on C descant recorders for more than 40 years. These include 'folk' recorders made to my own design; wide bore descants with truncated foot joints, sacrificing C and C sharp at the bottom to improve responsiveness at the top end. PS. In my experience D whistles are more often played in G major!

[@Marianofrv]

Amazing universe

[@patrickcronin6829]

I especially enjoyed the 3 hole whistle. Thank you.

[@conradmuller6430]

Thanks Tim for opening the door to the Universe of D. Hope we meet us in Vienna next year when times getting normal. Conrad

[@CAVEDATA]

Thanks for this.

[@ralphmarshall1000]

Thank you, excellent video. For those who have pointy tents and hit each other with blunted swords, should they want an authentic renaissance or medieval flute, tune the instrument to D Dorian , not D major ( InTune C & F natural not C & F sharp ). Preferably in meantone. Some tuning apps have this temperament.

[@Andrewtafelklavier]

arent “c” recorders actually in d major (6 fingers on)?