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 # musescore-tin-whistle
-An extra instrument file for adding more tin whistle types to Musescore, it needs to be
-installed as an instrument extension using the MuseScore menu. Use the same file for
-both MuseScore-2 and MuseScore-3:
-
-MuseScore-2
-1. copy file this tin-whistle.xml file to Documents/MuseScore2/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml
-2. within Musescore menu navigate to: File -> Preferences... -> Scores tab
-3. in the Default Files panel, add the file to 'Instrument List 2' extension
-4. browse to Documents/MuseScore2/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml and add to 'Instrument List 2'
-
-MuseScore-3
-1. copy file this tin-whistle.xml file to Documents/MuseScore3/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml
-2. within Musescore menu navigate to: MuseScore -> Preferences... -> Score tab
-3. in the Default Files panel, add the file to 'Instrument List 2' extension
-4. browse to Documents/MuseScore3/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml and add to 'Instrument List 2'
-
-MuseScore wil now list more tin whistles types under 'World Music' 'Woodwinds'. Once the
-tin whistle staff is added to the score, then there is no need to keep this instrument
-file in the 'Instrument List 2' extension.
-
-The Tin Whistle, which is a metal 6 hole Flageolet, comes in various tunings. These are
+This repo provides an extra instrument file for adding High Tin Whistle types to Musescore.
+
+The High Tin Whistle, which is a metal 6 hole Flageolet, comes in various tunings. These are
 listed in order of decreasing physical size:
 * "B♭ Tin Whistle" tuned to key B♭, also used for keys Cm and E♭
 * "C Tin Whistle" tuned to C, also for Dm and F
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 * "G Tin Whistle" tuned to G, mainly used for Am as G can be played on a D whistle
 
 Tuning to D is by far the most common, so "Tin Whistle" is the same as "D Tin Whistle".
+
+## Install
+The file `tin-whistle.xml` needs to be installed as an instrument extension using the MuseScore
+menu. Use the same file for both MuseScore version 2.x and MuseScore version 3.x :
+
+### MuseScore 2.x
+1. copy file `tin-whistle.xml` to `Documents/MuseScore2/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml`
+2. within Musescore menu, navigate to `MuseScore` then `Preferences...` then `Score` tab
+3. in the Default Files panel, add the file to 'Instrument List 2' extension by:
+4. browsing to `Documents/MuseScore2/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml` and add to 'Instrument List 2'
+
+### MuseScore 3.x
+1. copy file `tin-whistle.xml` to `Documents/MuseScore3/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml`
+2. within Musescore menu, navigate to `MuseScore` then `Preferences...` then `Score` tab
+3. in the Default Files panel, add the file to 'Instrument List 2' extension by:
+4. browsing to `Documents/MuseScore3/Extensions/tin-whistle.xml` and add to 'Instrument List 2'
+
+You may now add a tin whistle staff using MuseScore menu item `Edit` then `Instruments...`, 
+where MuseScore lists these extra instruments under 'World Music' 'Woodwinds'.
+
+Once a tin whistle staff is added to the score there is no need to keep the instrument
+file `tin-whistle.xml` in the 'Instrument List 2' extension.
+
+In the examples directory there is an example score showing all High Tin Whistle staves.