Need Help!, Please help me!

I have just recently begun to try to learn the Irish Penny Whistle and I need help finding a good place to learn from! I bought a book for beginners, but it only teaches me the real real basics. Pretty much only the fingerings of the notes. I have a D flute and a C flute.

On another subject I would really love to learn to speak Gaelic and I was wondering what would be the best way to learn? I've looked up books on the internet but most of the ones I have found have real bad reviews...

Thanks for the help and God Bless!
-Matthew

If you want to learn Irish, Rosetta Stone has it. Buggers don't have Scots Gàidhlig though But, there are some free places to learn it. As mad as I am at them right now (unfair reporting since Alex Salmond took office!), BBC Alba has basic Gàidhlig lessons. It's geared toward kids, but hey, when we're just learning, whatever works, aye?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/alba/foghlam...oid/index.shtml

Alright! I'll definitely check it out! That's true, I'm basically like a kid because I pretty much have no knowledge yet. Haha.

i too am a player of the wonderful Irish penny whistle, and i'll tell you a great online free course for playing... soon is i remember his name lol. he is a Jesuit priest... um...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0Xf1Ume0zA ryan dunst. he is very good and you can learn A LOT from him. the link is the first lesson you can find the whole series from there. i have a fedog and a clark sweet tone both in d. i'm looking for a c, an a and a g also. good luck and great playing. btw do you know the definition of a musician? its someone that can make noise, any kind of noise. a good musician is someone that makes noise they like. a great musician is someone that makes noise someone ELSE likes. lolololol
john

Haha, alright! I'll check it out! I hope that someday I can be really good at playing it. Haha, yeah that's true! I also play the tuba and the drums!

This has really fun games and I enjoy playing them- some of them are harder than they look!