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Clarke History Book - The History of the Tinwhistle |
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The Official Clarke Whistles History Book. Writtten by Norman Dannatt. 96 Pages. |
The History of the Tinwhistle - the story of Robert Clarke and his musical invention.
“When Robert Clarke invented his Tinwhistle in 1843, little did he know that his humble little instrument was destined to become just about the most popular player of tunes in the whole Folk Music World.”
The History of the Tin Whistle book tells the story of how the original tin whistle was created, and how it became one of the single most popular instruments in the world of folk music.
When Robert Clarke invented his tin whistle in 1843, little did he know that it would have such a great impact on so many different music genres.
Created in Coney Weston, a country village in Suffolk, the first tin whistles were given to Robert’s delighted friends and, as the word spread to neighbouring parishes, he was able to start charging for them.
From the Original Tinwhistle to the development of the Sweetone, you can follow the journey which made this traditional instrument what it is today.
The Clarke Tinwhistle is in itself a dream made into music, beauty and joy. Here, in Norman’s book, it is also made into History, indicating a hopeful musical path to anyone interested in making music.
– Marcia Contador
Norman Dannatt has done some excellent primary research and uncovered many hitherto unknown details about Robert Clarke and The Clarke Tinwhistle Company. A must-read for Tinwhistle history buffs!
– Bill Ochs
(from Clarke Product Information) |
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Dimensions
Measurement |
mm |
inches |
Overall Length |
210 |
8 1/4 |
Overall Width |
150 |
5 7/8 |
Overall Depth |
7 |
1/4
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Weight |
228 g |
Pages |
96 |
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About MandoHarp
At MandoHarp we play the instruments we sell! Each of
our musician and craft associates has over thirty years experience within
their area of expertise. At MandoHarp our pimary areas of expertise are Mandolins and
Harmonicas, hence our name. We also have associates who work
with a wide range of instruments, especially folk. At MandoHarp we appreciate fine instruments and we want you to have
them!
Personal Service
At MandoHarp we like to get to know our customers - we're musicians and we like to get to know
other musicians. We love to talk with musicians whenever possible (probably a bit too much!). And especially
musicians who are interested in our instruments. Please feel more than welcome to
email (info@mandoharp.com) or phone
us (02-65685545) to discuss your music at any time.
Inspections, trials and pickup by prior arrangement are welcome at our workshop
in Nambucca Heads, near Coffs Harbour on the NSW North Coast.
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Our goal at MandoHarp is to provide instruments you will cherish for many years to come. |
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