Classical guitar, RH practice

Just a little right hand pima practice with basic chords in the left hand.

Fly Me To the Moon, tin whistle

Played this today on my Generation C whistle.
Its incredibly playable!

I fixed my flute!

The Eb key on my flute was stuck, it wouldn't spring back. Also the spring was on the wrong side of the pillar. I corrected that but it was still stiff.
All it took was lubrication. I had no oil per se but we had a little tub of olive oil from my daughter's cooking class. I took a very fine needle and just carefully applied a few drops. Capillary action drew it in, and the key now springs back.

My second tin whistle

Well I got myself a second whistle, a Generation in C (nickel) Basically the only music shop in the town is closing. I went in for clarinet reeds but they had all gone. I spotted a small display of whistles instead, and so... It's quite a bit bigger than my D Feadóg, has a mellower sound and is much easier to blow, and half hole.

 Here's how it sounds:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bi1fXMPHaP_/

Comparing my guitars.

Was noodling away up the neck on my Tanglewood Discovery and I thought I'd try the same piece on all 3 guitars. It wasn't really do-able on my classical because the neck meets the body at the 12th fret. I could do it but it was a stretch. Much easier on my 2 steel strings here (Tanglewood Discovery/Fender DG5). I've long thought that the Fender, being a Dreadnought, is too big to play, but really it isnt! And tho the Discovery is smaller, with a shorter scale (called a Super Folk) the nut width and string spacing is the same.

Of the two, I still think that the Fender (now 14 years old) is the best guitar I've played!

Classical guitar practice

Fingering practice, using the chords Em, D7, Em, D7 and G to finish. Good workout for the fingers.

La Vie en Rose-Clarinet

I thought I'd give this Edith Piaf classic a go on clarinet.