Top class traditional Scottish entertainment service provider.
I have provided traditional Scottish entertainment services in the Edinburgh area, the East of Scotland and throughout the United Kingdom for over a decade, ably assisted by top quality pipers, drummers and highland dancers.
I take absolute care that all my clients are fully satisfied with my services, and I have several major venues as long standing clients. I am therefore confident that my services are second to none when it comes to quality of performance and customer enjoyment.
Traditional Scottish entertainment can add atmosphere to any special occasion and I provide solo pipers, mini/full pipe bands, highland dancers, and burns artists to `address the haggis’.
Please do not hesitate to contact me at any time and I will be happy to provide a quotation to suit your own particular requirements.
Based in Tranent, East Lothian
hpm tune examples.
Weddings.
Caledonia
Can you feel the love tonight (the theme from the Lion King)
Mendelsson's wedding march
Highland cathedral
Wagners bridal march (here comes the bride).
The theme from braveheart (a gift of a thistle/for the love of a Princess).
The trumpet voluntary
Mairi's wedding.
Funerals.
The most appropriate tunes to lead the funeral cortege to the ceremony are retreat marches, typical examples being:
Colin’s cattle (my heart’s in the highlands)
The green hills (a Scottish soldier)
When the battles `o’er
Typical graveside requests are:
Abide with me.
The dark island.
Amazing grace.
Highland cathedral
Macpherson’s rant
Flowers of the forest.
Be still my soul
Hector the hero
Sleep deary sleep
The bells of Dunblane
Going home, an ela bhan (the fair swan)
Burns/Corporate events.
Pipe the haggis in/out to these typical Burns tunes:
Duncan Grey
Corn rigs.
A man’s a man
Rantin rovin Robin.
Yea banks and brae’s
If a body meets a body
A fond kiss.
Hogmanay.
Auld lang syne is a must for “Playing in the bells”, and whatever selection of tunes is played to follow on from that must surely finish with the age old favourite nae awa tae bide awa.
Party.
Happy birthday
Loch Lomond
Deep in the heart of Texas, yea canny shove yer Granny of a bus nice one Cyril / the grand old Duke of York
Pack up your troubles in an old kit back, it’s a long way to Tipperary, wooden heart
The can-can
The fairytail of New York
We wish you a merry xmas, we three Kings, good King Wenceslas, jingle bells, God rest ye merry Gentlemen
Romantic.
I am sailing
Mull of Kintyre
The rose
The rhythm of my heart
When Irish eyes are smiling, come by the hills
Traditional.
The flower of Scotland
Keep the home fires burning
Land of my Fathers
Pokare-kare-ana
Scotland forever
Waltzing Matilda
The fields of Athenry
Scottish pipe music.
2 4 – Teribus, Corriechollies, the brown haired maiden, the high road to Gairloch, highland laddie
3 4 – The green hills, the battles ‘o’er, Lochanside
3 4 – Colins cattle, castle dangerous, JK cairns
4 4 – The rowan tree, bonnie Galloway, Scotland the brave
4 4 – The bonnie lass of Fyvie, the hiking song, I love a lassie, n’ae awa tae bide awa
4 4 – Lord Lovats lament, the children’s song, the police tattoo, Jimmy Findlater, the music of the Spey
4 4 – Loch Lomond, dawning of the day
6 8 – Port Askaig, PM Sam Scott, JD Burgess
6 8 – Dovecote Park, the blue bonnets
6 8 – Kenmuir’s up an awa, the Midlothian pipe band, the braw lad
6 8 – bonnie Dundee, the mucking of Geordie’s byre, a hundred pipers
9 8 – the battle of the Somme, the heights of Dargi
Medley – the mermaid’s song, the Glasgow City police pipers, the banjo breakdown, the old hag at the churn, the Fittie boatman
Medley – barren rocks, orange and blue, Molly Connell, the ale is dear, tail toddle, the kilt is my delight, circasian circle