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The Tin Whistle is a six holed end-blown flute which originated in the British Isles. It is also called the Irish Whistle or Penny Whistle. Many tin whistles cost only a few dollars, making them excellent first instruments for children.
J. C. Squire once wrote:
Now I am a tin whistle
Through which God blows,
And I wish to God I were a trumpet
—But why, God only knows.