Bagpiper - Dave The Wild Scotsman
Print Media in Warringah

Sydney bagpiper for hire - playing at weddings, funeral, retirement functions, corporate functions, new years eve, christmas parties, burns nights or suppers, debutante or scottish balls, gatherings, parties, memorial and committal services. As for myself, in a garden or even at the beach, so whether your day is in a church, I have played at numerous weddings, the wonderful sound of the bagpipes can make your ceremony all that more special. Let me assure you that bagpipes work very well at weddings, and the concept of having a piper at a wedding goes back many years. No doubt, once you have made the decision to have bagpipes at your wedding, you will have friends and family who are surprised or befuddled. Please have a look at my web site and contact me for further information.

No doubt, once you have made the decision to have bagpipes at your event, you will have friends and family who are surprised or befuddled. Let me assure you that bagpipes labor very healthy at any ceremony. Often in vogue times, having a bagpiper present at a wedding is a way for the bride ardor groom to celebrate, dignify and link with their Celtic roots. Once you've made the decision that bagpipes are a must have segment of your wedding, the next step is to determine how and when. You may want the piper to yield all the music, or surprise the guests when escorting the bride and groom out of the ceremony. Play indoors before ceremony as a prelude pipes alone or with an organ. Play for the entry of the bridal attendants. Play at the final to escort the Bride and Groom out of the ceremony. Leading the Bride and Groom into the function. Teach and Play for an effortless Scottish dance that everyone can do. Address to the haggis involving the bride and groom. As an example, the couple can get David to play at their church during the service on the Sunday closest to their anniversary. A tune like Highland Cathedral with the arrangement for pipes and organ is a unique way to rejoice their anniversary in a memorable way. The following list includes suggested tunes. Not all music can be played on the bagpipes. The Highland Bagpipes are an ancient instrument based on the myxilodian scale, with a range of small more than an octave. The pipes are traditionally played while marching or standing, where sheet music would not be appropriate. Funerals In recent years, the sound of Bagpipes has become associated with funeral services. Perhaps it is the ancient, non western scale of the instrument, or the soulful and haunting sounds that it makes. But for whatever the reason, many people want to have bagpipes played at a funeral service. At any point in the service, the piper could play a exceptional hymn, or tune on either kind of pipes. The piper could be in the alike room, or off in the distance (or outside) if preferred. Bagpipes can be played as the funeral procession arrives, during the graveside service, or behind the service is over and friends and family are leaving. The piper to be at a distance and out of sight, when the tune is started.