Gloucestershire Piper #3411 Military piper for the Royal Marines Band. Membe - Available in South Newton

Gloucestershire Piper #3097 Available as a solo piper for Weddings, Funerals, - Available in South Newton

Hampshire Piper #2884 Available for weddings, corporate functions, funer - Available in South Newton

Oxfordshire Piper #4356 Originally from Glasgow, where he earned Piping Ce - Available in South Newton

Client Reviews

#2928 "It was good to work with you again. I have only heard good reports from them Loads of likes on facebook but no comments We are booked for next year!! Many likes on Facebook" Lez Hizzett - Toastmaster - Senior Police Officers Ball, Cutlers Hall, Sheffie

#4073 "Your performance for our Remembrance Parade we found outstanding and made the occasion even more poignant with the sound of the pipes. Thanks you ever so much." - Knutsford town Council

#2928 "I just wanted to thank you personally on behalf of my family and myself for bring a very special element to a very sad occasion. We found the music inspiring and uplifting and it was very much appreciated. Thankyou so muych " Margaret - Lincoln

#3275 "There are not many people here today, but we wanted to send him off in style and the skirl of the pipes certainly did that !"" - Funeral

#3683 "A special thanks for piping Wendy and John over the lock and into the Clubhouse at Weybridge Mariners Club, on their Wedding Day, in the pouring rain! but you performed it beaut.." Jean Francis -

#2519 "Dear Peter I am the niece of Pte Thomas Rooney recently honoured at the ceremony at Fort Pitt Military Cemetery Chris Barker sent me the video of the ceremony and I would like to thank you for playing. It is wonderful to see my uncle honoured nearly 100 years after his death. My only regret is that his parents and siblings aren't alive to see it. I grew up with stories from my Aunts (my father was only four when he went to war so had limited memories) about their elder brother Tom and how wonderful he was. One of my Aunts had kept all the memorial cards and letters concerning Tom. I think it was a great wrench in their lives when he died. I have been to Fromelles where he was injured and to Fort Pitt School (the hospital he was in) and Fort Pitt Cemetery, so the ceremony was somethi" - piping for the veterans of WW1