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Marion Horsburgh and Martin Frewen were the winners of the Celtic Inn Targe for piobaireachd and Colin Craig Claidhmor . . .
Fifty-two pipers competed in the March, Strathspey & Reel and Jig events, and at the end of the day Gordon McCready was . . .
At a time when many bands are threatened by declining numbers and vanishing sponsorship, the new Great Lakes . . .
The sixth annual Piping Live! Glasgow International Piping Festival expects to attract more than 16,000 pipers and drummers and some 50,000 additional . . .
It is the dream of not a few pipe band pipers and drummers to have rock-star status, but the Red Hot . . .
Gordon McCready of Renfrew, Scotland, won his second consecutive aggregate solo piping trophy, best . . .
Every time New Zealand’s Grade 1 Manawatu Scottish Pipe Band attends the World Championships every member travels more than 12,000 miles, and . . .
The recently formed Grade 1 North American Pipe Band is joining the ranks of innovative pipe band marketers by conducting a raffle in which one lucky winner will . . .
Alan Bevan of Surrey, British Columbia, was the overall champion at the annual Donald MacLeod Memorial Invitational Solo . . .
The Toronto Indoor Games were resurrected in style with a healthy entry of solo and mini-band competitors and enthusiasts . . .
A new carbon-fibre snare drum that promises a “louder, richer sound” and is 20 per cent lighter than other pipe band snare drums on the market made . . .
It was back in 1997 when 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe-Major Bill Livingstone transferred his piano-playing talent to his pipe band for . . .
Dr. William Donaldson’s ninth Set Tunes Series, an analysis of the piobaireachds assigned by the Piobaireachd Society to pipers competing in the . . .
Seventeen-year-old Alastair Lee of Surrey, British Columbia, became the youngest-ever winner of the aggregate . . .
Douglas Murray of Cupar, Scotland, and Steven McWhirter of Northern Ireland were the overall winners in . . .
Australia’s Ian Lyons took the Gold Medal and Brendon Eade of New Zealand won the Gold Clasp for previous winners . . .