bagpipe player

Or, when a bagpipe player was asked "How do you play that thing?"

He is also well remembered as a skilled bagpipe player.

The name refers to a fictional bagpipe player who lived in the region.

A bagpipe player regularly greeted visitors at its London headquarters until 2000.

Should you risk dodgy bagpipe players, or just play it safe and have a disco?

Orchestra is joined by a quartet of bagpipe players.

'I imagine there'll be a bagpipe player on every street corner.'

He was considered one of the most popular players at the time called the king of bagpipe players.

The festival is a parade and a meeting place of Czech and international bagpipe players.

Behind her stood a bagpipe player in kilts.

According to his weblog, Frankel is also an enthusiast bagpipe player.

Three backing singers, two female and one male, were also present on stage, as well as a bagpipe player.

We have heard about the British pop industry and about bagpipe players, all of which livened up the debate.

He was accompanied by The Blues Project and a bagpipe player.

A bemused-looking bagpipe player and sound engineer (David Watson) kept him company throughout.

The artist's sure brushstrokes flow across the canvas, reflecting in their energy the bagpipe player's passion for his music.

Green is also an avid bagpipe player.

The bagpipe player is a muscular, rough-hewn type, hardly an ideal of grace and refinement.

Such entertainers have in the past included traditional buskers, bagpipes players and even string quartets.

When not teaching and writing, he is an accomplished bagpipe player, performing frequently for Chicago audiences and in international competitions.

Angus MacDonald One of the world's best and best-known bagpipe players, he was 60 years old.

Rufus Harley, 70, American jazz bagpipe player, prostate cancer.

Donnie MacNeill is a bagpipe player, but he also plays drums, piano, and guitar.

Inverness is an important centre for bagpipe players and lovers, since every September the city hosts the Northern Meeting.

The man seated next to the bagpipe player wears a peacock feather in his hat, a symbol of vanity and pride.