Lorne MacDougall
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Lorne MacDougall is a Scottish traditional musician renowned for his mastery of the bagpipes and whistle. He worked with Geoff Zanelli on the Squadron 42 soundtrack. Key sections include Early Life.
Lorne MacDougall is a Scottish traditional musician renowned for his mastery of the bagpipes and whistle. He worked with Geoff Zanelli on the Squadron 42 soundtrack.
He worked among others on Disney Pixar's Brave, DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon series, and TV shows like The Crown, Doctor Who, and Good Omens.
He served as the bagpipe advisor and recording artist for the final episode of The Crown, where he made a cameo appearance as the Piper to the Sovereign in the episode Ruritania. His piping and arrangements have graced various TV series, including Amazon Prime's Good Omens, Netflix's The Sea Beast, and BBC One's Silent Witness. Notably, he performed as a mass bagpiper for Hans Zimmer's soundtrack to Dune.
During the lockdown, MacDougall contributed remotely to projects such as Patrick Doyle's The Declaration of Arbroath, Lorne Balfe's Songbird, and the studio ident for Ian Bryce's production company. His work includes arranging and recording pipes for the BBC Scotland sitcom Still Game and playing a significant role in the Christmas special of BBC's Call the Midwife.
MacDougall's collaborations include artists such as Billy Connolly, BA Robertson, John Barrowman, and Susan Boyle. He has represented Scotland in Disney's It's a Small World World and contributed to D Imman's soundtrack for the Tamil film Bogan. MacDougall is also a member of the bagpipe supergroup Tryst and tours with his own bagpipe-centric folk band, showcasing his unique blend of traditional Scottish music and contemporary influences to audiences worldwide. He toured with the Tannahill Weavers to collaborations with the Red Hot Chilli Pipers.
Early Life
He holds an Honours Degree in Scottish Music from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
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