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Funerals & Memorials

The bagpipes can be a stirring addition to a funeral or memorial service.

Due to the often short time frame for planning, I do not suggest using e-mail for funeral inquiries. 

Please contact Bill:

Call or Text to check availability and make arrangements

Consider some of these options:

  •  Play at the church or service location as the funeral procession arrives.

  •  Play during the service at a specific point (if permitted).

  •  Piping as the funeral procession exits the church.

  •  Bagpipe music at the cemetery as the funeral procession arrives.

  •  Play at a designated time during the cemetery service.

  •  Piping at the conclusion of the cemetery service.

Typically, one or two of these options would be best. 

I usually play a selection of slow airs, slow marches and laments, with respect for the solemnity and dignity of the occasion.

Typical tunes include Amazing Grace, Danny Boy, Here I Am Lord, Highland Cathedral, Scots Wha Hae, The Balmoral, Going Home, When the Battle's Over, Skye Boat Song, Loch Ranoch, Taps, and more, including military tunes for veterans.

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Traditional highland daywear is worn for a dignified appearance.

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Please be aware that outdoor piping can sound less than optimal when temperatures go into the 40's or less and below freezing is not recommended.

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Rates begin at $200.00.

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