Welcome to Celtic Curtin Bagpiper

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Your gateway to unlocking your Celtic heritage. I make music instruction enjoyable and inspiring—grounded in solid technique, creativity, and each student’s personal goals. Offering group and private lessons for all skill levels on the Practice Chanter and Great Highland Bagpipes.

With over 25 years of experience, I take pride in guiding my students affordably and effectively. As an active competitor in the EUSPBA (Eastern United States Pipe Band Association), I’ve had the honor of performing with several distinguished bands, including:

• Police Pipes and Drums of Bergen County, NJ
   
• St. Columcille United Gaelic Pipe Band of Kearny, NJ
   
• Ulster Scottish Pipe Band of Philadelphia, PA
   

Based in Rockland County, NY, I regularly travel throughout the tri-state area—including the Jersey Shore and beyond—to provide both local and long-distance lessons and performances. No matter the distance, you can count on me to deliver professional, passionate piping every time.

Ever dreamt of playing the bagpipes? There’s no better time to begin!
Join our Beginner Practice Chanter Lessons, available in-person or online through Skype, Zoom, or FaceTime. Whether you’re learning for personal enjoyment or working toward performance-level playing, I’ll help you build a strong foundation and unlock your musical potential.

It’s never too late to start your bagpipe journey!

Looking to make your event truly memorable? I’m available for performances at:

• Weddings & Anniversaries
   
• Private Parties & Graduations
   
• Funerals & Military Services
   
• St. Patrick’s Day Events
   
• Grand Openings & Corporate Gatherings
   
• Golf Outings, Burns Dinners & Whisky Tastings
   

Whether your event calls for a stirring solo performance or the ceremonial presence of the pipes, I’ll bring the perfect mix of professionalism, passion, and Celtic tradition.

“To the make of a piper go seven years of his own learning and seven generations before. At the end of his seven years, one born to it will stand at the start of knowledge, and leaning a fond ear to the drone, he may have parley with old folks of old affairs.” —Neil Munro, 1896