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Our music

Experience a musical journey with QIAPB

QIAPB play a selection of tunes from many different cultures and our music selection is designed to be entertaining and broader than standard bagpipe music . We try to pick up new tunes when we travel overseas or to festivals. 


While a large proportion of our repertoire is Irish we also play Scottish, Asturian, Spanish, Welsh, Australian and even some rock tunes—because what kind of Aussie pipe band would we be without some Acca Dacca or Farnsey? 

Music samples from our CD "One for the Road".

You can listen to some music samples from our CD "One for the Road" on SoundCloud or visit our Youtube Channel

Current tune lists

The band has a range of standard concert set and march tunes that we regularly play at our pub gigs, at concerts and for street parades.   


  • Amazing Grace
  • Asturian March In Tune
  • Irish Eyes are Smiling / Black Velvet Band / Wild Rover
  • Clumsy Lover
  • Dawning of the Day
  • Fields of Athenry
  • Flower of Scotland / Massacre of Glencoe
  • Galway Girl
  • Loch Lomond / Hard Times
  • Highland Cathedral
  • Ireland's Call
  • Kelly the Boy / The Boys from Wexford
  • La Boum
  • O' when the Saints
  • Irish National Anthem (Amhrán na bhFiann)
  • Star of County Down / Whiskey in the Jar
  • Suantree
  • Suo Gan
  • Rattlin Bog
  • Green Glens of Antrim
  • I Am You are Australian / Hey Jude / You’re the Voice
  • Mo Ghile Mear
  • Land of My Fathers / Scotland the Brave / Minstrel boy / Waltzing Matilda
  • Paddy Carey
  • Advance Australia Fair
  • Green Hills / Battle's O’er
  • Skye Boat Song
  • Tell Me Ma
  • The Gael


 A subset of players in the band known as the "Grogans" play some more advanced tunes.   


  • Andro
  • Danny Boy / Maggie Shanleys / Rocky Road to Dublin
  • Ellan Vannin
  • Jolly Beggarman / Paddy McGinty's Goat
  • El Paca Grande
  • Steam train to Mallaig
  • The Black Bear
  • Pinky Breton Dislocation
  • Flying Haggis / Pumpkins Fancy / Electric Chopsticks


  • The Atholl and Breadalbane Gathering
  • Aspen Bank
  • Circassian Circle


  • The Wren
  • Campbelltown Kiltie Ball
  • Men of the West
  • She Moves Through the Fair
  • Calypso Bridge
  • Calypso Piper


We are happy to discuss special tune requests for your event - we have many more tunes that the band has played in the past and many of our members also have their own extensive repertoire.


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