MacGregor's Piper Bagpiper from Greeneville, TN

Michael has be playing the highland pipes since he was 10. But he went commercially solo in 1995. He has played in the Manchester pipeband, Stuart highlander pipeband, Trinity college pipeband, Clan Ross pipeband, and the Connecticut department of correction pipeband in which he was the co-founder and Pipemajor. Other than traveling up and down the east coast and into Canada competing he has also had the opportunity to do background music for the World Wide Wrestling Association. He is a former infantry Marine and retired Correctional officer. In addition he is a member of a Masonic fraternity. Michael also plays a Scottish small pipe for softer occasions and recites Robert Burns' poetry, in the vernacular, when requested. Finally, Michael performs Christmas music during the holidays. Also, he has been know to play "Auld Lang Syne," at mid-night on New year's eve. Customer Testimonial: ToMichael Greenham Michael Greenham is the most professional entertainer that we have ever met. I have witnessed him conduct CT DOC Honor Guard functions, parades, Scottish poetry readings, my brother's funeral (not a dry eye in the house) and he even piped my bride down the aisle. His music choices are so much more than just the popular. I could not recommend him more than I do. He is everything that you could want or ask for in a professional piper and more. Hire him without hesitation. Thanks, Thom Burns

• Wings
• The Flowers of the Forest
• We're No Awa Tae Bide Awa
• Greensleeves
• Morning has Broken
• The Flower of Scotland
• The Mist Covered Mountains
• Ode to Joy
• The Last of the Mohicans
• The Gael
• When Battle is O'er
• The Green Hills of Tyrol
• Simple Gifts
• Will Ye No Come Back Again
• Auld Lang Syne
• When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
• The River is Wide
• She moved through the fair
• Sui Gan
• Those Endearing Charms
• The Haunting
• Loch Lomond
• The Minstrel Boy
• Fanny Power
• Going Home
• The Skye Biat Song
• Islay Waltz
• The Bells of Dunblane
• The Mingulay Boat Song
• Sandy's New Chanter
• The Carnival Reel
• The Wild Rover
• Waltzing Matilda
• Marie's Wedding
• Art O'Keefe's Slide
• The Rakes of Mallow
• O'Sullivan's March
• Kelly the Boy from Killane
• Clumsey Lover
• Itchy Fingers
• The Bride's Jig
• The Jolly Beggerman
• O the Britches full of Stiches
• St. Patrick's Day
• The Banjo Breakdown
• Jenny Nettles
• The Pumkin's Fancy
• Garry Owen
• Sleepy Maggie
• The Highland Cathedral
• The Barren Rocks of Aden
• Danny Boy
• The Highroad to Gairloch
• Flet from Flotta
• The Battle of Waterloo
• Lochanside
• The Maids of the Black Glen
• The Pikeman's March
• A Nation Once Again
• Wrap the Green Flag Around Me Boys
• PM Donald MacLean
• Bonny Dundee
• The Rowan Tree
• Scotland the Brave
• Cock of the North
• Amazing Grace
• Out of Air
• The Irish Washerwoman
• The Highland Laddie
• The Black Bear
• The Bush Reel
• Lord Lovat's lament
• The Atholl Highlanders
• Caber Feidh
• Heat from the Furnace
• The Fox Hunter
• The Kesh Jig
• Finlay M Macrae
• Song for the Smallpipe
• The Devil's staircase
• The Eavesdropper
• Mason's Apron
• Kelsey's Wee Reel
• The Opal
• Miss Popple's Reek