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The third day of the Piping Live! Glasgow International Piping Festival brought a bright but fairly cool day to patrons . . .
Undeterred by the weather, patrons enjoyed the day as always, packed full of a plethora of mostly free events . . .
We say thanks to our readers with a free burger and drink for the first 50 on World’s Eve at 6 pm . . .
A video medley of some of the events that we were able to get to on Day 1 of six fantastic days of piping and drumming fun.
Event kicks off the first day of Piping Live! 2014
Stuart Highlanders prove RSPBA’s upgrade to Grade 1 accurate by winning Grade 1 event . . .
Our daily picks for the choicest events on what we would most look forward to seeing and hearing . . .
Stuart Highlanders of Massachusetts shows it belongs in the top grade . . .
Willie McCallum won all three of the solo piping events for those graded Premier of A . . .
For the first time ever, Ken Eller hears the truth about his ouster as leader, which 23 years on turns out to be nothing but a colossal misunderstanding . . .
DC2 chanter reed is poised to go to market, promising “plug-and-play” readiness . . .
Stuart Liddell of Inveraray, Scotland, won the Silver Chanter, held at Dunvegan Castle . . .
Our twelfth annual guide to finding the world’s best bands as they make final preparations for August 15th – and 16th, if they make it through to the Final!
In terms of leadership opportunities, it’s one of the most plum roles out there: Pipe-Major of a thriving, ready-made Grade 2 pipe band . . .
Robert Watt won the combined Scottish, Irish and Breton MacCrimmon Trophy event and placed second in the Piobaireachd to have . . .
Callum Beaumont achieved one of the rarest feats in solo piping, winning both the Dunvegan Medal and the Clasp to the medal on the same day . . .