| As an experienced player of the Great Highland Bagpipes, with more than 25 years of piping experience Charlie Sanders can provide for all your piping requirements. | ||||
| Charlie was taught as a youngster by Charles Craig, a Pipe
Major in the Scots Guards - a hard and demanding task master but a true
teacher. After 3 years of dedicated chanter practice learning all of the
necessary musical scales, movements and techniques, Charlie graduated to the
pipes themselves and over the next 4 years gained proficiency in playing as a
member of the local Royal British Legion Pipe Band. Having subsequently played with competition bands both in Britain and abroad Charlie can ensure that your special event is a great success. Make your special day sparkle and go with a zing, or simply listen to the lilting skirl of the pipes and hear the beautiful melodies of ancient Scotland - music that reaches the very depths of the inner being, and touches the soul ! |
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  To liven up your life with the skirl of the pipes Telephone 01482 - 882788 (evenings), or contact us by e-mail on eastyorkshirepiper@hotmail.co.uk |
To Make a Piper . . . "To make a piper go seven years….. and at the end of his seven years one born to it will stand at the start of knowledge, and leaning a fond ear to the drone he may have parley with the old folks of old affairs. Playing the tune of the 'Fairy Harp' he can hear his ancestors plaided in skins, towsy-headed and terrible, heaving at their sodden oars or snoring in their hidden caves. Playing 'The Desperate Battle of the Birds' he will see the white-haired sea-rovers on the shore and a red stain on the edge of the tide. Lingering over a lament he can stand by the cairn of Scotland's past kings, ken the colour of Fingal's hair and see the moon glint on the sickle of the druids. This truly is music to stir the blood and reach the inner soul of man !" Neil Munro |
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