Piper (noun)

1. A musician who plays the pipe or pipes, such as a bagpipe or panpipe.
2. A person who leads a parade or procession, often playing a pipe or pipes.

Origin:

The word piper comes from the middle english word pipere which means "a player of pipes".

Examples:

1. The piper played a traditional Scottish melody on the bagpipes.
2. The wedding ceremony began with the bride's entrance, led by a piper playing the pipes.
3. He was a skilled piper and a member of the local pipe band.
4. The piper led the parade through the streets, playing lively tunes.
5. The piper's performance was a highlight of the festival.