Veterans Often Have a Bag Piper For a Funeral
Having a Bag piper for a funeral is common especially in Burbank and Glendale. The Forest Lawn cemeteries are top notch at respecting our fallen. Bagpipe Player Harry Farrar has been performing at Forest Lawns for 40 years. Every year he is joined by other pipers for Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day ceremonies generously hosted by the properties and coordinated by Tom Smith, Special Events Director for the parks.
A Bagpiper for a funeral can also be at a Church as well and there are many to choose from. Harry performs for services at his home Church St. Mels Catholic Church– Woodland Hills.
Sometimes it is a tradition for the family and friends to meet after a service at a pub or restaurant. Several times families have selected a very nice local pub in Woodland Hills called the White Harte Pub on Ventura Blvd. Harry on occasion drops by for a drink and a tune since it is near the Headquarters of Scottish Pipes and Drums.
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Harry Farrar and bagpipe musicians from his team travels regularly to events around Southern California at old and new locations. Many venues are familiar to Harry and are annual events like at Forest Lawn. See more about this historical park. See current reviews.
Additionally, there is much more to see about bagpipeplayers.com and all the interesting blogs And jump over to see videos on Youtube Harry Farrar has been performing for parties, weddings, and memorials in Southern California since 1981.
Bagpipe Player Harry has top-notch entertaining skills and is rated as one of the best bagpipe music performers in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Harry as a solo piper, and his group have decades of experience. Reliability matters! With hundreds of great reviews and just a phone call away, Harry is your bagpipe player for your needs in all the listed service locations in Southern California. Customers have a wide choice of options including Drummers and Dancers. Also consider a “Singing-Telegram-Bagpiper!” Contact Pipe Major Harry Farrar for more ideas for incorporating bagpipers into your event.
