Grahame Harris is a Belfast-based composer, performer and teacher of the Great Highland Bagpipe, with a professional career spanning over 15 years. He began piping in 2004 at the age of 12 and trained under some of the world's leading pipers, including Roddy MacLeod, Gavin Stoddart, Dr Simon McKerrell, Chris Armstrong and Margaret Dunn.

He quickly established himself as a young musician of note, joining the Ulster Youth Ensemble in 2005, touring across the four provinces of Ireland as a lead soloist and appearing as the opening act for the Queen's Festival in Belfast that same year. In 2007, he was invited to join the National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland, performing at major events including Piping Live! in Glasgow, the William Kennedy Piping Festival in Armagh, and the Ortigueira Festival in Spain, where he appeared alongside Carlos Núñez.

Alongside his ensemble work, Grahame has competed successfully in solo piping competitions across Northern Ireland, Ireland, England and Scotland since 2005, building a strong reputation as a performer of technical skill and musical sensitivity. He has also performed internationally throughout the United States, Europe and Asia, most notably performing with the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland at the White House for US President Barack Obama during the 2016 St. Patrick's Day celebrations.