List of bagpipers
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List of notable bagpipers by types of bagpipes in alphabetical order. For a list of different kinds of bagpipes, see List of bagpipes
[edit] Bulgarian gaidars
[edit] Highland bagpipes
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[edit] Northumbrian Smallpipes
- Tristin Anderson
- Jack Armstrong
- Tom Clough
- Jonathan Davis
- Dick Hensold
- Joe Hutton
- Ian Lawther
- John Peacock
- Billy Pigg
- Kathryn Tickell
[edit] Scottish Smallpipes
[edit] Spanish gaiteros
[edit] Swedish Bagpipes
[edit] Uilleann Pipes
- Ronan Browne
- Willie Clancy
- Dickie Deegan
- Casper van Diën
- Troy Donockley
- Johnny Doran
- Séamus Ennis
- Ross Griffiths
- Paddy Keenan
- Brian MacNamara
- Ryan MacNeil
- Sean McAloon
- John McSherry
- Paddy Moloney
- Fred Morrison
- Mick O'Brien
- Liam O'Flynn
- Jerry O'Sullivan
- Aaron Dolan
- Eric Rigler
- Leo Rowsome
- Davy Spillane
- Cillian Vallely
- Jarlath Henderson
- Thomas Radoubé
- Kieran O'Malley
- Christy O'Leary
- Mikie Smyth
- Tomas O'Canainn
- James O'Grady
- Michelle Anderson
- Brian Stafford
[edit] Italian Zampogna
[edit] Miscellaneous other notable bagpipers
[edit] Historically notable bagpipers
- Nero, Roman Emperor, 36-68
- William Ross, Piper to Queen Victoria, 1854–1891
- Felix Steiner, Waffen-SS commander
- Edward VII of the United Kingdom|King Edward VII, 1841–1910
- Edward VIII of the United Kingdom|King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor
- Daniel Laidlaw, VC Piper to the Kings Own Scottish Borderers who received the Victoria Cross during WWI, the highest award for gallantry that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces, 1875–1950
