Thrill to the Sound of Bagpipes
Bagpiper for Atlanta and North Georgia – Whether you need a bagpiper for a funeral, to celebrate a wedding, or for your Burns dinner, St. Patrick’s Day or birthday party, I will play for you. The Great Highland Bagpipes create a sound like no other. The sound of a well-tuned, well-played Highland bagpipe brings a special exhilaration, touching the heart and stirring the soul.
For quality piping in a professional manner in Atlanta and across north Georgia, text or call me: 404-434-7998. I also play Scottish Smallpipes when you need something mellower and less bold!
On Hiring a Piper
On this site you can find help choosing a piper, what the cost will be, and what my qualifications are.
If you need a piper for a funeral or memorial, a wedding, or a civic function, call me. My experience includes:
| Weddings | Golf tournaments |
| Funerals | Family Gatherings |
| Military banquets | Graduations |
| Retirements | Holiday Events |
| Kirkings | Memorial Services |
| Church Celebrations | Corporate & Civic Events |
| Rugby Matches | St. Patrick’s Day Parties |
Experienced Bagpiper for Atlanta and North Georgia
An active competitive solo piper, I am a member of the Eastern United States Pipe Band Association and of the Competitive League of Amateur Solo Pipers (CLASP) in Scotland. I am also the pipe major of the Atlanta Pipe Band. I have years of performing experience. Let’s talk about any questions or wishes you have. I look forward to serving you.
Phone, text or email me: 404-434-7998
Image credit: American painter Matthew Bird is the painter of ‘Heritage Still Life’ above. His award-winning watercolor paintings have been exhibited in juried shows in the United States, Canada, China, Greece, Hong Kong and Italy. The painting above features my own David Naill bagpipes. (I’m the fortunate uncle of the artist.) The painting won the Daniel Smith Award at the Missouri Watercolor Society International Exhibition, the Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club Award at the Allied Artists of America 104th Annual Exhibition. Prints of this and other works are available at matthewbird.com.
In the clip at the top of the page, I am playing the ground of the piobaireachd “Lament for Mary Macleod” at a concert.
