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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 . . .
It’s the biggest contest in piping and drumming that doesn’t involve actual piping or drumming to determine the winner!
They did everything by the book. They had their CITES permits. But Campbell Webster and Eryk Bean are nonetheless each without their vintage Robertsons . . .
Gavin Ferguson had a fine day in the senior solo piping at the Aboyne Games . . .