North Texas Caledinia P&D
North Texas Caledinia P&D, a Grade 5 pipe band based in Dallas, TX.
Sherman Police Regional Pipe Band
The Sherman Police Pipe Band is a musical and ceremonial unit comprised of active law enforcement personnel as well as civilian personnel from the Sherman Police Department who represent the community through the unique music of Scottish Highland bagpiping and drumming.
brobdingnagian bards
They perform a unique style of music combining Scottish and Irish folk songs with music inspired by the Lord of the Rings, performed on non-traditional instruments–autoharp, recorder, and mandolin.
Saint Thomas' Episcopal School pipes and drums
A unique part of the heritage at STE is our world-renowned Scottish Arts department, which encompasses our Pipe Band and Highland dance program. Students participating in our Pipe Band receive instruction on the Great Highland bagpipe or Scottish snare, tenor, or bass drum.
The Brazos Crossing Pipe Band
We are a brand new bagpipe band located in Waco, Texas. We are currently looking for members. We are looking for Pipers and Drummers (Snare, Tenors, and Bass).
richard kean
Texas Bagpiper available for events and lessons - Richard was born in Edinburgh Scotland and currently resides in south Texas.
jared malone
Bagpiper in Texas for all occasions. Wedding and Funeral Bagpiper. If you’re not sure what music you would like played at your event, don’t worry.
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.
matt willis
Whether you boast Scottish ancestry or not, the Great Highland Bagpipe makes a wonderful addition to a wedding ceremony. The volume of the pipes will easily fill the hall or church, and the sound carries beautifully outdoors.
houston fire department pipes and drums
HFD Pipes and Drums is the result of a group of Houston firefighters’ desire to enhance ceremonies for the Houston Fire Department. Members of the Houston Fire Department Honor Guard considered the possibility of its members learning to play the bagpipes. A primary goal was to have a piper at comrades’ funerals.