![]() ![]() Many years ago, while visiting her family, Tress asked her brother to play the bagpipes. Her brother was very musical and played several instruments, one being the Scottish Highland Bagpipes. Tress grew up loving music, especially Celtic. How did Tress get started with playing the bagpipes? Let’s take a closer look at this trailblazer and learn more about her beginnings, the bagpipes, teaching, and Outlander. Her perseverance and level of success speak volumes about her drive and personal character. Despite these setbacks, Tress continued playing music in a marching band and a small female musical group because of her love of the instrument. Her challenges were met face to face when being turned down for jobs – most people wanting a traditional Scottish Highland Bagpipe player. She started playing the pipes about 15 years ago, and when she became a competent musician, it was often difficult for her to get hired. ![]() Tress Maksimuk is a pioneer for women’s Scottish Highland Bagpipes, beginning her musical passion during a time when women were not generally performing. Even for this musical genius, it was a challenge! ( Harry Youtube and ) the complexity of playing the bagpipes. Keep an eye out for her on the streets of downtown San Diego – all you need to do is just follow the music.īelow is a clip of Tress teaching Mr. She is also scheduled to perform at San Diego’s Comic-Con this year with Outlander. Recently, this talented woman appeared on the Harry Connick, Jr. You probably recognize her as the Lady Piper at the various STARZ Outlander gatherings in Los Angeles, San Diego, and New York. Tress wears many hats as a wife, a mother of two lovely teenage girls, a triathlete, and, of course, a piper. It’s easy to see why she is instantly liked by all. Amicable, extremely easygoing, and down-to-earth are traits that best describe her. ![]() Once meeting Tress Maksimuk, her friendly and lighthearted demeanor is immediately noticed. It was an unforgettable experience,” Tress shares. “The stones amplified the sound like no other. With today’s cinema finally presenting resilient and spirited women role models, it’s Sass3‘s great pleasure to highlight today’s blog to a lass with unwavering abilities and a trailblazer who has broken the stereotypical notion of a piper: Tress Maksimuk. Our readers already know, we completely adore Diana Gabaldon’s books – not for the sheer love story, the Scottish scenery, or the lively adventures, but simply because of the strong and powerful female character, Claire. The Scottish Highland Bagpipes are deeply rooted to Scotland’s people, history, and culture – naturally making any Outlander fan drawn to these enchanting instruments. We are drawn to this mesmerizing sound of their captivating melody, generating a vibration that echoes and transcends through space and time – transporting any recipient to a magical place. Anyone can feel the magnetic pull of the Highland Scottish Bagpipes as it creates a hypnotizing pulse that radiates through the heart, a fond affection the soul cannot deny. However, one aspect that embraces all that we hold dear – the landscape and spirit of Scotland – is its music. Matched with our romantic impression of this majestic land, we feel the connection that beckons our intrinsic desire to be a part of this wonderful country we simply love her. When one thinks of Scotland, images of coos, kilts, lochs, castles, and especially picturesque, green lush moors naturally come to mind. ![]()
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