Robert J. White Bagpiper from Raleigh, NC

Robert J. White is a professional solo bagpiper proficient in the Great Highland Pipes and the Small Pipes. Growing up in the Midwest with a Scottish and Irish background, Robert learned at a very young age to play guitar and wind instruments. After graduation from High School in 1966, he joined the United States Army and served in South Vietnam as a Green Beret. After returning home, he combined his career in the Army with his love of music and specialized in providing beautiful music not only for associations such as the United States Army Special Forces and for many events in North Carolina and surrounding areas where he resides with his wife and two children. Robert is well known for his professionalism, and presentation, which includes a variety of authentic Scottish attire such as different color kilts, hats and daywear jackets and enjoys performing at various functions such as weddings, ceremonies, parades, parties, funerals, memorials and much more. Though he is a master bagpiper, his musical background also includes Guitar, Fiddle (Celtic) and Harmonica. Mr. White is a member of the former City of Oaks Pipe Band and now belongs to a local pipe band in Raleigh, NC. He is also a member of Eastern U.S. Pipe Band Association, and the bagpiper for the US Army Special Forces Active Duty Personnel. Mr. White competes in the Scottish Highland Games and is an awards and medal winner competitor.

• CHRISTMAS Tunes Available
• Amazing Grace (traditional)
• The Auld Hoose
• Auld Lang Syne (traditional)
• Be Thou My Vision
• Bonnie Dundee (traditional)
• The Bonnie Cass of Fyuie
• Bonny Galloway
• Blue Bells of Scotland
• Castle Dangerous
• Corkwill
• Dawning of the Day (traditional)
• The Duck
• Ensign Keogh
• God Bless America
• Going Home
• The Hills of Tyrol
• Highland Cathedral
• The Highland to Gairloch
• Happy Birthday
• Let Erin Remember (traditional)
• Loch Rannoch
• The Minstrel Boy (traditional)
• MacRae Meadow
• Flowers of the Forest (traditional)
• Murdoes Wedding
• Morag of Dunuegan
• My Land
• Mairis Wedding
• The Roses of Prince Charlie
• Robin Adair
• The Rose of Allan Dale
• Saint Andrews Society of Charleston
• The Rowan Tree
• Shoals of Herring
• We're No Awa to Bide Awa?
• The Wearing of the Green
• Will Ye No Come Back Again
• When The Battle Is Over (traditional)
• Waters of Kylesku
• Scotland the Brave (traditional)
• Inniskilling Dragoon
• "Scots Wha Hae"
• Cambelltown Kiltie Ball
• Kate Darimple
• Marine Corp Hymn (traditional)
• Battle of the Green Beret
• Army Song - The Caisson Song
• America The Beautiful
• Chi-Mon-Toman
• Breton Air
• March Du Petre (traditional)
• The Duke of Perth
• Cutting Bracken
• The Skye Boat Song
• The Accordian Man
• Thomas Sanders
• Twenty Men From Dublin Town
• The Rose of Allandale
• Land of My Youth
• Song of the Maid
• Barnyards of Delgaty
• Corriechoillies
• Dark Island
• Sergeant McKenzie
• Battle Hymn of the Republic
• God Bless America
• Dixie
• Anchors Aweigh
• Silver Spear
• Farewell to Nigg
• March of the Champions Supreme
• Robin Adair (traditional)
• The Bridal March
• Mist Covered Mountains (traditional)
• Pike March
• The City of Hastings Pipeband
• When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
• Just As I Am
• Stand Up For Jesus
• BeThou My Vision