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Whistle ( 6-hole )
Shepherd pipe is an end blown fipple flute about one feet in length with six holes bored along the side held upwards. 
Flutes of this type are in Slovakia very commonly played and, because of having finger holes (on contrary to overtone flute), are used to play more intricate and highly ornamented songs and melodies.
The player blows through the fipple on the top end and covers the finger holes with the first three fingers of each hand.
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6-hole whistle is a diatonic instrument, meaning that it’s designed to serve up seven-note "diatonic" scales (rather than chromatic scales that include all of the notes within an octave). This make the whistle most suitable for traditional folk tunes and pop melodies ...
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