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Martin Kessler of Germany took away three firsts at the Assynt Highland Games, continuing . . .
The Helmsdale Highland Games went while many were at the World Pipe Band Championships or the Glenfinnan Highland Gathering . . .
The final day of Piping Live! brought solo piping enthusiasts together again for the annual Masters . . .
Willie McIntyre of Edinburgh and Martin Kessler, Germany, came in first in the two senior events at . . .
Jim McMillan of Inveraray, Scotland, to receive prize package worth more than $1,100!
Gordon Stafford has resigned as Pipe-Major of the Grade 1 Torphichen & Bathgate Pipe Band of Scotland. The move . . .
Willie McCallum of Bearsden, Scotland, added to his trophy room and bank account with a win at the first Silver Cap . . .
We regret to announce the passing of Les Watson on August 16, 2009, aged 50. Born on September 28, 1958, in Annan, Scotland, Watson was initially taught to play the pipes by his father, Alex, and thereafter by Jimmy McRoberts of Annan. He played in Dumfries RBL, Thornhill and […]
About 60 of the world’s top solo Highland pipers will once again congregate in hotels and halls in the town of Oban for the . . .
Premier Music International Ltd. (PMIL) of Leicestershire, England, has declared that it has undergone a “boardroom restructring,” with a plan . . .
Ten competitors turned out for the Invergordon Highland Games on a warm, sunny . . .
We check in with the Pipe-Major of the 2009 World Pipe Band Champions for his take on the day, the ‘Curse of the Concert,’ and the future of SFU
Twenty-one pipers competed in the senior events at the Lonach Highland Games, where there was strong Breton . . .
The 114th annual Glenisla Highland Games saw its usual strong attendance by non-UK pipers, and the . . .
The World’s Qualifier, the luck of the weather and the difference between ‘going through’ and going home