LEARNERS & PLAYERS WANTED
Do you have an interest in piping, drumming, marching, and Scottish music… You’re in the right place!
We welcome people of all ages who are interested to….
- Learn to play the Highland Bagpipes
- Learn to play the Snare Drum
- Learn to play the Tenor Drum
- Learn to play the Bass Drum
- Have lots of fun while learning a new skill and enjoy socialising while experiencing the joy and emotion of playing Scottish music.
How To Join Our Band
Contact us by email info@barossapipeband.com.au or send us an enquiry by clicking here to find out more.
We're About Having A Good Time
Learning a new instrument can be challenging but it is also fun and life changing. People of all ages and experiences can achieve much more than they realise. If you have even the slightest inkling of wanting to be a part of a Highland Pipe Band then contact us today.
Our Rhythm & Beat
***GOOD NEWS STORY***
Recently the band ran a Lucky Square draw and we were thrilled to sell all 50 squares pretty swiftly. The prize on offer was a $250 Barossa Co-op Gift Card. At band practice last night the winner was drawn, and the prize was won by a gentleman by the name of Ian. This delightful man was contacted by phone and advised of his win and he was extremely pleased. Arrangements were made for the delivery of his prize. A short while later, Ian phoned back, and he very generously offered to donate the prize back to the band!! We would like to thank Ian for this extremely heart-warming gesture which demonstrates that there are wonderful people in our community! Thank you! 🎉💕👏💖😊 ... See MoreSee Less
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It's less than 2 weeks until we get to play at our first Christmas Parade for 2025. Angaston always puts on a great parade and festivities afterwards. Come along and get into the Christmas spirit! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pipe Major, Alistair MacCallum, at the Remembrance Day ceremony in Tanunda yesterday.
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At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.
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