Gibson Ceilidh(Kaylee)™ Pipes

These remarkable small pipes have the traditional look of drones over the crook of the arm and out of one stock. They have amazing harmonics, are extremely steady and available in the key of A.

We call them Ceilidh Pipes( Kaylee) ™ because they are particularly suited to playing at parties, sessions and Ceilidhs along with guitars and fiddles and accordions or even vocals. Or just have fun playing your regular pipe tunes on these pipes.

We debated long and hard about using imitation blackwood (plastic) for the drones, but decided to use the same blackwood that we use in making our Fireside™ pipes. It simply looks and feels better. We wanted to provide a top quality instrument at a good value. Ceilidh pipes have a Goretex® bag as standard feature.

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We have also made changes to the replacement reeds. We have now color coded them on the white stems. Blue for the bass, yellow for the baritone, green for the tenor and red for the A chanter reed. B flat is to remain plain white and black is for the key of D.  Many people have been asking for sound samples of the Ceilidh Pipes, these will be available soon. Thanks for the input, we love customer feedback.

New - Ceilidh Small Pipe Bellows

By popular demand, our Ceilidh Pipes are now available with a bellows air system. Get the feel of traditional Scottish small pipes with these high quality bellows. Gibson's exacting standard of design and production is evident in the attractive wood panels and tight-fitting, durable attachments.

Be sure to give us a call or email if you have any questions. Our phone number and email address are at the bottom of each page.

• Ceilidh pipes Key of A,
  Ian Crane, Urban Piper,
  From 87th Cleveland album "Generations"
• Ceilidh pipes  Key of A
  Jason Beard 6/8 marches Donald Maclean, Duncan MacGillivray
  From 87th Cleveland album "Generations"
• Ceilidh pipes Key A,
  Michael Crawley, Slow Air, An Ataireachd Ard,
  From 87th Cleveland album "Generations"