

musician Rufus Harley (1936-2006) was the first jazz performer to use the Great Highland Bagpipes as his primary instrument.

Numerous works by French Baroque composers such as Jean-Philippe Rameau and Jacques Hotteterre featuring the Musette de cour.Illusion of Control, for uilleann pipes, saxophone, electronics and 3D visuals (2010), a collaboration between Pedro Rebelo, Brian Cullen, Franziska Schroeder and Ivan Goff.Ur Og and Aji, for 4 bagpipes, bass clarinet, and tabla by Canadian composer Michael O'Neill.Sinfonia mit Dudelsack und Drehleier "Die Bauernhochzeit" (Sinfonia with Bagpipe and Hurdy-Gurdy "Peasant Wedding") by Leopold Mozart, first performed in 1756.Joan of Arc: An Opera in Three Acts (1993) by Steven Jobe includes bagpipes in the orchestra.Marc Mostovoy Roderick MacDonald, bagpipe) Arthur's Return, for bagpipes and string orchestra (1983) by John Davison (Commissioned by the Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia and premiered in Dover, Delaware on September 23, 1983, by the Concerto Soloists of Philadelphia, dir.Cross Lane Fair for Northumbrian Pipes and Orchestra by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.Orkney Wedding, With Sunrise (1984) by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.The Relief of Derry Symphony (1990), also by Shaun Davey, includes a highland pipe band.

The Brendan Voyage (1983), The Pilgrim (1983) and Granuaile (1985), all by Shaun Davey, are orchestral works featuring the uilleann pipes.Bach features bagpipes as one of the six instruments. Sinfonia Concertante for Six Solo Instruments and Orchestra, S.3 Bagpipes in rock (single or few songs).
