Archive
One of the United States’ most well-known and accomplished pipe bands, City of Washington reportedly will not compete in 2014 due to lack of numbers . . .
Rogers, McEwan, Fairbairn big winners at Fife event
African season starts hot with African Skye taking the opening event in Grade 2
The bi-annual competition sees Perth’s Grade 1 stars take home another national event
Video of the August 2013 Piping Live! debate on whether or not the size of competing bands should be limited.
Steven Leask with two firsts and a second prize
We conclude our four-part interview with the late Glasgow-based piper, bandsman, teacher and adjudicator.
Top Midwest amateur pipers and drummers compete in indoor end event
The Grade 2 Edmonton & District Pipe Band of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has changed its identity to Viscount Park . . .
The latest from Harry Tung, our man lip-syncing his way around the towns
Instead of ingratiating yourself with the usual F-ing and C-ing, you can now learn to be just as foul but a lot more discreet with a new book.
Our conversation with the late great “Angus J.” continues, in which he discusses the RSPBA, pipe band judging, perceived biases and the influence of his teacher, Donald MacLeod.
A first and a third prize pulls MacLeod into the overall award, narrowly edging Stuart Liddell.
Alumni reunion, all-star cast of judges and performers, Celtic Idol competition, all features of June weekend
Ottawa’s own Andrew Hayes was the winner of the 2014 Glengarry Cup, a solo piping event put on by the Ottawa Branch of the Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario . . .