St Andrews Caledonian Pipe Band
Est 1933
Who We Are
St Andrews Caledonian Pipe Band is Tasmania's oldest Pipe Band, was established in 1933 by Bob Mackenzie and is based Launceston, Australia. We are a competing Grade 4B band that also enjoys playing music in a family friendly atmosphere throughout our community, interstate and overseas. The band wears Makenzie tartan.
Members of SACPB
Executive
S. Males
President
C. Walker
Secretary
M. Haysom
Treasurer
Playing Members
John Ralph
Pipe Major
David Potter
Drum Major/Piper
Selina Lyons
Pipe Sergeant
Helen Flood
Drum Sergeant/Lead Tenor
Kael Haysom
Pipe Corporal
Michelle Haysom
Drum Corporal/Lead Tip
Henry Carls
Senior Piper
Nick Haysom
Senior Drummer/Bass
Sally-Anne Richter
Piper
Claire Blackwell
Piper
Violet Haysom
Tenor/Piper
Stephen Moszko
Piper
Liam Nicholson
Snare
Will Hurd
Snare/Piper
Campbell Walker
Piper
Jordan Thomas
Piper
Lachlan Stewart
Piper
Stewart Ross
Piper
What We Do
Hire
Our Band is available for hire for any event, from a single Bagpiper to a whole band we can cater for your next event whether it is a wedding, corporate function, funeral, birthday or any other special occasion, contact us today to find out what we can do for you.
Join
If you have ever thought about learning pipes or drums or picking it back up after not playing for a while, we would love to hear from you. We cater for all ages, our current players range from 12 to 72. We have a family friendly atmosphere and provide group and one on one tuition in pipes and drums and you don't need any previous experience. We will even teach you to be a Drum Major out the front leading the band!
All Ages Welcome
At St Andrews Caledonian Pipe Band, we welcome players of any age, we currently have players from age 12 to 72 and learners as young as 8.
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Contact
St Andrews Caledonian Pipe Band
We have found a temporary home, We are now practicing at the Legana Christian Church, 1 Gerard Close, Legana (off Bridgenorth Road) from 6pm - 8:30pm Wednesday nights
Location
The Band playing at "The Kelpies" during our tour of Scotland 2019