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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 . . .
MacColl wins Silver Star; Greg Wilson A-MSR; Colin Lee Silver Medal
As part of the “Homecoming Scotland” celebrations, the Grade 1 Scottish Lion-78th Fraser Highlanders will travel to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides . . .
Third time winning award for New Zealander; Colin Lee takes B-Grade March
A biographical tribute to the great piper on the 50th anniversary of his achieving the singular solo piping grand slam
Gordon Wlaker won the light music and Andy Rogers took the gold medal in the Piobaireachd at the celebrated Royal Braemar Highland Gathering, where the . . .
James MacHattie of Toronto was the winner of the overall trophy at the Blairgowrie Highland Games in cold and windy . . .