Sandy Jasper has developed a whistle with the same holes as a highland chanter. These will enable pipers to play songs using familiar fingerings and give them the opportunity to join in at sessions without having to be in a different room! Currently they are made in the key D. The pipes are not tuned to the standard 440 that most concert instruments are. Yes, chanter whistles do have the thumb hole at the back, 7 holes in the front and are played by using the same fingering as the GHB Bag pipes.
whistle, October 16th, 2008 09:45 am
By: Danielle Degoski(Piper 2) Read my other reviews
Great whistle! As a piper it's nice to have that thumb hole in the back!
whistle, October 16th, 2008 09:45 am
