atlanta pipe band
Having recently entered its 51st year, The Atlanta Pipe Band continues to further the great tradition of Scottish music and culture through performance and education.
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.
graeme smith
Bagpiper for weddings, funerals, banquets and shows throughout Eastern United States.
tom crawford
Looking for some quieter music for the more introspective interludes in your event? Tom can provide guitar, mandolin, whistles, or small pipes in addition to the Highland pipes.
evan kohler-camp
Bagpiper in Georgia - I am Pipe Major of the Atholl Highlanders Pipes & Drums (USA) and have piped at the August 5 2000 gathering of 9000 pipers in Edinburgh, Scotland. I returned with thew band in 2005 for Pipefest 2005.
john mohr mackintosh pipes and drums
Those familiar with the dynamic John Mohr Mackintosh Pipes & Drums know of their reputation for remarkable showmanship and competitive spirit. For 35 years John Mohr has continued to perform the timeless music of the pipes and drums throughout the Southeastern United States.
Atholl Highlanders Pipes and Drums
1981 The band first formed in 1981 as the James Reid Pipe Band. Atlanta bagpipers, circa 1981