Funerals
For as long as there have been bagpipes they have been used to honour those that have passed. The military formalised the use of bagpipes to give their fallen comrades a fitting accompaniment to their final resting place. Now, its more popular amongst the families of native Scots, those with a Scottish connection as well as those with no connection, but all have a love for the music of Scotland in common.
Typically, a piper would solemnly lead the funeral cortege to either the graveside or chapel, after that, a suitable air or a favourite tune would be played as family and guests follow into chapel or to the graveside. Finally, at the committal, a haunting air will play and fade away as the piper slowly moves off as family and friends are left to their memories and thoughts.
As a former military piper, I have extensive experience of delivering the highest quality of music and presentation to what is one of the most important events of your families lives and leave lasting memories that will leave a lasting tribute to your loved one. The music and points at which I would play are tailored to your requirements.
