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August 31, 2008

Nineteen pipers competed in the senior events at the Lonach Highland Gathering under glorious sunshine and before a crowd estimated at . . .

North American pipers dominated the solo piping at the Glenisla Highland Games held on the banks of the Isla River, where . . .

Naill Matheson of Inverness, Scotland, and Jori Chisholm of Seattle were most successful at the Invergordon Highland Games, held . . .

Andrew Smith of Calgary won the three Professional Solo Piping events at the High River Highland Games in sunny, hot . . .

On a beautiful sunny day, the North Lanark Highland Games brought an end to the . . .

The day of the Cowal Pipe Band Championships traditionally marks the beginning of the turbulent period when many pipe bands make changes to leadership . . .

Unsung hero of the Glasgow piping scene dies at age 91.

Roddy MacLeod wins Senior Piobaireachd; Boyd takes Silver Medal; McCallum on top in MSR

If all goes to plan, the Grade 1 Fife Constabulary Pipe Band will have a Novice Juvenile band competing in either 2009 or 2010. The new band, like . . .

The second day of the Argyllshire Gathering saw the light music events held outdoors at the traditional games park, with no rain. Andrew Hayes . . .

Jim McGillivray continues his exclusive series with “The Argyllshire Gathering”

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There was a different first-prize winner in each of the A-Grade solo piping events at the Cowal Highland Gathering, traditionally held . . .

SLOT takes Champion of Champions award

Twenty-five mostly non-Scottish competitors turned out for the annual Birnam games in mostly overcast but warm weather. Jori . . .

Pleasanton, California – August 30, 2008 – Ken Sutherland of California, was the overall winner at Pleasanton, where six pipers competed.   Piobaireachd 1st Ken Sutherland, “Lament for Mary MacLeod” 2nd Ryan Murray, “Nameless – Hiharin Dro o Dro” 3rd Ian Whitelaw, Redondo Beach, California, “Lament for Donald Duaghal MacKay” […]

July 31, 2008

James MacHattie assesses Patrick Molard’s new recording of piobaireachd

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