Alberta Bagpiper
- Edmonton, AB
- Bagpiper
- 1 Verified Booking
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From whiskey tastings to baptisms, from law enforcement memorials to performing for the President of the United States, Timothy Burke is the piper for you! Mr. Burke's piping career began in 2003, when he began attending Glendora High School, and has continued, ever since.
Available for any event, it is my obligation to you to provide the highest quality of musicianship and customer service.
Not only are you provided the option of a solo piper, you may also choose from the following: Piper/Drummer Duet, Trio, Quartet, or a full band!
Bagpipe Burke came through last minute for my dad’s funeral. He wore the outfit I requested and played Amazing Grace at the end which was perfect and beautiful. He is very talented and entertained the guest while the hurst took a while. I received so many wonderful comments from our guests. It was so nice to find a local musician. Thank you!
Price Range: $250 and up
March 17, 2023 • 6:00pm - 7:00pm | House Party |
March 17, 2023 • 11:30am - 12:15pm | Funeral/Memorial Service |
January 20, 2023 • 3:00pm - 3:15pm | Funeral/Memorial Service |
December 14, 2022 • 10:00pm - 10:30pm | Funeral/Memorial Service |
Want to get the attention of your audience? Hire a professional bagpiper to start off or end any special occasion with the enchanting and stirring sound of the…
Audrey B. said “There are almost no words to properly describe how special and wonderful this was to me. I've often told my kids and wife how much I love the bagpipes…”
Conner G. said “Joe was very easy to communicate with. If we had any questions he answered them. If we just needed to check in to make sure everything was good and planned…”
Tammie D. said “He played at my dear sweet Mother's funeral. Everyone loved him and he spoke with the guest afterwards. No one had experienced a ceremony with bagpipes.…”