 The City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums (CTPD) are led by Pipe Major Bill Tetrick. (Pictured Left) P/M Tetrick is the former pipe major for the 7th Calvary Pipes and Drums, served in the United States Army, and is an accomplished musician.
CTPD is a Non-Profit Organization and has been performing since 1976.
The CTPD endeavors to engage and enhance the Scottish and Celtic music landscape by playing the Great Highland Pipes and Drumming at diverse venues and events. Our mission is to bring the vitality of highland culture to people everywhere by performing traditional and contemporary piping arrangements across Oklahoma and other states. As a competition band The City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums compete across the region, including Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and one of the nations largest highland games in Colorado. Besides placing in competitions the band has numerous awards for individual piping and drumming including the 2005 Champion Supreme Drum Major in the MWPBA. CTPD is a member of the Eastern United States Pipe Band Association. |
City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums were a part of the Centenial Pipe Band in OKC. What a lifetime experience!
The CTPD is a fixture at the Oklahoma Scottish Games every third weekend in September at River West Festival Park where many individual members work hard to bring a competitive piping and drumming event to the Tulsa area. The band has had the honor of performing with world renowned Scottish recording artist Isla St. Clair. A wonderfull woman and accomplished vocalist from Scotland. If you are interested in booking the band for your event feel free to contact us. We are always looking for experiencend or beginning pipers and drummers. Follow the Joining CTPD link to start your journey with the Great Highland Pipes and Drums. |
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