chase marberry
My name is Chase Marberry, born William Charles Marberry, IV. I began piping in 2002. My passion for highland music and the bagpipes come from a longtime interest in the Scottish people and their history.
john miner
The sound of the bagpipes evokes an emotional response within us that is unlike anything else and is truly special.
kevin j auld
Pipe Major Kevin Auld of the Washington Scottish Pipe Band, teaches highland bagpipes to students of all ages and abilities. I am looking for enthusiastic students who want to play bagpipes well.
scott cawthon
I am a professional Great Highland Bagpiper of 50 years. My four brothers and I attended various Scottish Performing Arts schools during the summer months over the years. Some of these also had instructions for Highland dance and drumming. We received instruction from Pipe Major John MacKenzie, Seamus McNeil, John MacFadyn, and Capt. John MacLellan.
steven brownlee
Listen - hear the pounding of feet running into battle, or feel the fog closing in as the last mournful notes of Amazing Grace fade into the distance, or dance as you have never danced before to the to the sound of the bagpipes. Very few instruments in the world today can evoke passion and emotions as the bagpipe does. Happy? Sad? Belligerent? Bagpipes are all of these and more……
Don Carlos
I am the Pipe Major of the Seven Pipers Scottish Society Pipe Band in Tucson, AZ, USA. I teach beginners and we welcome new pipers and drummers of any experience level.
dave champagne
I’ve been playing the Scottish Highland Bagpipes since 1980.
fred payne
Full time professional musician. Will travel. Over 40 years of performing and teaching experience. Three time champion in Western US. Dozens of other awards. Courteous, expert service at reasonable rates.
scott mac leod
Your Bagpiper in the San Francisco Bay Area & northern California
brad beaton
Played in good bands such as the Dallas pipe band and Grandfather Mountain pipe band. Highland pipes and small (fireside) pipes. I have taught students that have become excellent pipers. My grandfather played the pipes and I have had great teachers such as Seumas MacNeil and Sandy Jones. I’ve also taught my son to play and we’ve played harmony together at many engagements.