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===Great Highland Bagpipe=== | ===Great Highland Bagpipe=== | ||
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Great Highland Bagpipe
- MacCallum
- Naill
- Henderson
- Alexander, George, London
- Dunbar, St Catharines, Ontario[1]
- Gillanders (& McLeod), Dundee
- Grainger and Campbell, Glasgow
- Hardie, R. G., Glasgow
- Henderson, Peter, Glasgow
- Lawrie, R. G., Glasgow
- MacPherson, Hugh, Kirriemuir
- Sinclair, Robert, Leicester
Uilleann pipes
- Pat Sky
- Geoff Wooff
- C.J. Dixon
- B.C. Childress
- Seth Gallagher
- Andreas Rogge
- Alain Froment
- Mickey Dunne
- David Quinn
- Brendan Ring
- Nick Whitmer
- Leo Rowsome (deceased)
- Patsy Brown (deceased)
- Taylor brothers (deceased)
Northumbrian pipes
Cauld Wind Pipes
- Moore, Hamish, Perthshire