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In preparation for the band’s planned trip to Scotland to compete in Grade 1 at the 2009 World Pipe Band Championships, New Zealand’s . . .
The Chatham Highland Games, a staple on the Ontario circuit since the early-1990s and a designated . . .
The first round of the 2008 Toronto Amateur Solo Piping Knockout competitions were held at the Mosspark Armoury in downtown . . .
The 100-plus-years tradition of the Royal Scottish Pipers’ Society to exclude women from joining will continue, after a proposal to abolish the gender discrimination . . .
The biggest day for competing solo pipers and drummers rolls around again on Saturday, October 25th, when the Glenfiddich Invitational Solo Piping Championship and the World Solo Drumming . . .
Barry Wilson of the Grade 1 ScottishPower Pipe Band won his second consecutive RSPBA World Solo Drumming Championship . . .
Gordon Walker of Galston, Scotland, was the overall winner of the 2008 Glenfiddich Invitational Solo Piping Competition . . .
The top Scottish solo piper reels off his five favourite recordings and tells subscribers why he chose them.
Over the past few months a number of new features have been added to pipes|drums to make the magazine even more enjoyable to . . .
After six years of service that included helping to start the project itself, Paul Warren has resigned as Director of The National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland, a band organized by the National Piping . . .
The famous piper and Gaelic singer Finlay MacNeill died in Inverness, Scotland, on October 29, 2008, after a long illness. MacNeill achieved rapid success as a piobaireachd player, winning the Highland Society of London’s Gold Medal at the Argyllshire Gathering in 1971, playing “Lament for John Garve MacLeod of Raasay.” […]
In the wake of worldwide discussion of the Royal Scottish Pipers’ Society’s recent decision to keep its membership males-only, Scotland’s Competing Pipers Association . . .
We check in with the most influential marketing professional in piping.
The post-Cowal Championships band maneuvers started with a splash, with the Grade 1 Fife Constabulary gaining the entire . . .
Jonathan Greenlees of Northern Ireland won both the Piobaireachd and MSR contests at the . . .