Made by Generation, this brass F tin whistle sounds a tad warmer than its nickel counterpart.
A copper-coloured tin whistle by Generation. It is made of warm-sounding brass and tuned in the key of D, the most-used tin whistle tuning.
Made by Generation Music, this tin whistle (or flageolet) is tuned in C and has been shaped using nickel, giving it a brighter, clearer sound than brass versions.
Made from brass and tuned in Bb, the Generation Flageolet 6578 tin whistle is the longest and lowest tuned member of the range and bears a distinctly warm tone.
Made by Generation, this nickel-plated F tin whistle sounds a tad brighter than its brass counterpart.
This silver Generation Flageolet is a nickel-plated tin whistle that's tuned to the key of Eb. It sounds slightly brighter than the brass version.
This nickel-plated tin whistle (also known as flageolet) by Generation is tuned in the commonly used D key. It is silver-coloured and sounds a little clearer than its brass counterpart.
Generation's longest and lowest-sounding nickel-plated tin whistle (aka flageolet), tuned in Bb. This silver one sounds slightly brighter than the brass variant.
The smallest and highest pitched tin whistle in Generation's range, the brass Flageolet 6588 is tuned in G and bears a slightly warmer sound than the nickel-plated versions.
This brass tin whistle (also known as flageolet) by Generation is tuned in C. It is copper-coloured and sounds a little warmer than its nickel-plated counterpart.
Designed by Generation, made from brass and tuned in Eb, this tin whistle (or flageolet) has a lightly warmer sound compared to nickel whistles.
This is Generation's smallest variant of the silver-coloured, nickel tin whistle/flageolet, which has the highest pitch. It is tuned in the key of G and produces a slightly brighter sound the brass version.
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