Bridget MacKenzie

Bridget Mackenzie gained a degree from the University of Oxford and an MLitt from the University of Glasgow, where she became a lecturer in Old Norse. Married to a piper, she is now retired and works from home researching piping history. She has published a number of articles and other books on piping, including Piping Traditions of the North of Scotland, Piping Traditions of Argyll; Piping Traditions of the Isle of Skye and Piping Traditions of the Inner Isles. She has received a Saltire...See more

Bridget Mackenzie gained a degree from the University of Oxford and an MLitt from the University of Glasgow, where she became a lecturer in Old Norse. Married to a piper, she is now retired and works from home researching piping history. She has published a number of articles and other books on piping, including Piping Traditions of the North of Scotland, Piping Traditions of Argyll; Piping Traditions of the Isle of Skye and Piping Traditions of the Inner Isles. She has received a Saltire Society award for her contribution to the understanding of Highland culture. See less