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We would like to thank our local sponsors for 2019-2020

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The Canberra Celtic Pipe Band was formed in late 2001 and has quickly developed into an active and thriving community organisation for Bagpipes, Drums and Dance.

The Canberra Celtic Pipe Band aims to:

• Provide the Canberra region with a responsive, community based pipe band with a fresh, innovative repertoire and talented associate performers
  

• Assist young people and adults in the band to develop self-confidence, musical skills and an awareness of Celtic culture

• Promote Celtic culture within the Canberra region - particularly among young people

The band or members may be available for hire e.g. Bagpipers for weddings or other functions. Fees from performances are part of the Band's fund raising policy .

Bagpipe Learners Guide

Bagpipe, drumming & Celtic dancing tuition to young people & adults

Membership and fee information

Mission Statement

Practice Venue and Times

Latest News

TeamApp
The Band is using an App as link for routine communications rather than this website - go to your APP store - search for TeamApp and install - then search for CCPBand - apply to join - select which teams you want to join - can also access TEAMAPP via website; there is a closed Band Facebook page where also posted activities and more general information - ask for invite

What is on soon......
Band Practice is usually Wednesday nights from 5.30pm for learners / dancers; Band 6.30 pm;Church of Christ, Weston - practices match ACT school term dates - website not updated PLEASE CONTACT TO CONFIRM if you would like to observe or have an interest in learning

Our Band Facebook Page
There is also a unlisted private Band Facebook page - please ask for invite to access

The Piobaireachd Society
Become a member to access downloads

Try Our Haggis Recipe
Exact proportions up to the cook - if in doubt add more Drambuie to recipe or your glass

Noise!!!!
Band practice is 98.7dB; recommended to reduce exposure to below 85dB - wear your hearing protectors!

Irish anthem played by the Army Band of Amhrán na bhFiann

Drummers Rudiments
Please use Youtube link https://youtu.be/e6JtBbgYMwY or access from Bands Facebook page or dropbox - the exercises are in pdf link - please ask if unable to access