Brass Pennywhistle, Key Of C
This brass whistle could go by many names, a penny whistle, tin whistle, Irish whistle, or feadog just to name a few. It was first named on the streets of Dublin in the late 1500s, and has been around in one form or another for hundreds of years. It is a six-hole woodwind instrument that is relatively easy to play, certainly easy to transport, and economical as well. What more could you possibly hope for? This particular version, is an attractive brass instrument in the key of C. "Brass Pennywhistle, Key Of C" weighs 0.64 oz.
$11.45, SuperDuperItem 2150051FK
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