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Niall Matheson of Inverness, Scotland, won three first-prizes in the four senior events at the Newtonmore Games. There was . . .

Willie McCallum won all of the top-grade light music events, and John-Angus Smith took the Piobaireachd prize . . .

David Wilton of Forfar, Scotland, enjoyed a fine day at the Aboyne Games in Royal Deeside, winning the Piobaireachd and . . .

Our eighth annual guide to finding the world’s best bands as they make final preparations for August 15th . . .

Grade 1 bands give pipes|drums subscribers an up-close look into the content, structure and orchestration of the medleys that they’re working on for the 2009 World Pipe Band Championships

The Fredericton Society of St. Andrew Pipe Band of Fredericton, New Brunswick, won the Grade 2 band event at . . .

Douglas Murray of Cupar, Scotland, took home the Grade-A Piobaireachd trophy at the Montrose Highland Games . . .

The Dunvegan Medal went to Stuart Liddell of Inveraray, Scotland, here today. Competitors in the . . .

While 2008 World Champions Simon Fraser University have sold out their “Affirmation” concert on Wednesday, August 12th, at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall . . .

Roddy MacLeod of Glasgow won his record sixth Silver Chanter at Dunvegan Castle on the Isle . . .

P-M David Hilder of the Grade 1 Vancouver-based band provides his analysis of their 2009 selection

To celebrate the their tenth anniversary in 2010, Glasgow’s Grade 2 Lomond & Clyde Pipe Band plans to hold an invitation pipe band competition . . .

A review of ‘Twelve Thousand Miles,’ the new CD by New Zealand’s Manawatu Scottish Pipe Band

Martin Kessler of Germany was the overall winner at the Dornoch Highland Gathering in the northeast of Scotland. Kessler . . .

It’s officially now upon us. Glasgow becomes the centre of the piping and drumming universe with the week-long Piping Live! Glasgow Festival of International . . .

Andrew Hall won the Piobaireachd, while David Mason took firsts and Iain Marshall featured highly in the lists . . .