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Bagad Cap Caval won the Breton Bagadou Championship, while Auray bested Cap Caval to take the . . .
Jim Sim Sr. of Chicago died on August 10, 2009, after a lengthy illness. He was 81. A founding member of the Midlothian Scottish Pipe Band in 1975, Sim taught many drummers over the years in the Chicago area, including the entire Midlothian drum section when the band began and […]
Alan Clark won three of the four events and was second in the Piobaireachd to Niall Matheson at the . . .
The third day of the Piping Live! Glasgow International Festival of Piping was chock-full of so many events one couldn’t possibly . . .
The fianl installment of our exclusive series highliighting selections of Grade 1 bands competing at the 2009 World’s
The 2009 World Champs take the biggest stage of the pipe band year and don’t disappoint
Angus MacColl of Benderloch, Scotland, won the Todd Bar Recital Challenge, the annual competition held at . . .
The penultimate day of the Piping Live! Glasgow International Piping Festival saw perfect, sunny, warm weather, allowing Scotland’s largest city to shine before the thousands . . .
Brittany’s Alexis Meunier enjoyed three first-prizes at the Ballater Highland Games, in the . . .
After a 15-band MSR Qualifying competition at a wet Glasgow Green, the following five Grade 1 bands . . .
James MacKenzie of the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, was named 2009 Pipe Idol Champion in a four-piper . . .
The final day before Saturday’s World Pipe Band Championships brought the weather that competitors dread: constant rain . . .
While most of the piping world were glued to the World Pipe Band Championships, hard-core soloists raised the standard at Glenfinnan. Matt Pantaleoni of St. . .
Niall Matheson of Inverness and Martin Kessler of Germany enjoyed very good days at the Tain Highland . . .