Harry McNulty: the pipes|drums Interview – Part 1

Published: February 28, 2011

One of the nicest guys ever to put on a pipe band kilt is also one of the most successful leaders. pipes|drums checks in with the venerable and accomplished Harry McNulty of Edinburgh, former Pipe-Major of the Grade 1 Lothian & Borders Police, British Caledonian Airways and Power of Scotland / ScottishPower pipe bands, a respected teacher and a redoubtable adjudicator who always seems to have a good work and a humourous quip for everyone and everything. Includes video footage from the interview.

 This content is for 1 Year Subscription and 2 Year Subscription members only. Please Subscribe or Login to read the article.
VN:R_U [1.9.22_1171]
Rating: 5.0/5
VN:R_U [1.9.22_1171]
Rating: 0
GET THE MOBILE APP!
The new pipes|drums app offers the same publication with a streamlined experience. Get the latest news optimized for your smartphone.
Download on the App Store

Get it on Google Play
THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
July 27Roddy MacLeod sweeps all four events at Lochearnhead, 1986; James Campbell born, 1916.
MOST RECENT POST
  • Touch blackwood
    Thu, 6 Jul 2017
    “There’s plenty of time for despair,” a friend likes to say when playing golf after someone hits an iffy shot. Rather than assuming that the ball went into the bunker, he encourages you to err on the side of optimism … Continue re …
Read more »
UPCOMING EVENTS July 28, 2017New Brunswick Highland GamesFredericton, New Brunswick

July 28, 2017Durness GamesDurness, Scotland

July 29, 2017Halkirk Highland GamesRecreation Park, Halkirk, Scotland

July 29, 2017Scottish Pipe Band ChampionshipsLevingrove Park, Dumbarton, Scotland

July 30, 2017St. Andrews Highland GamesStation Park, St Andrews, Scotland

TIP OF THE DAY
Pipers: Play the note with a doubling on it a little longer in order to accent it – not much, but be sure you do not skip over that note.
Ian Whitelaw, Redondo Beach, California