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Our series continues with a band that has already qualified for the Grade 1 World’s Final
Cameron Drummond of Edinburgh won the Piobaireachd and the ?300 prize that goes with it, and Glenn Brown, Milton, Ontario, took the MSR and the other ?300 cheque at North . . .
The Grade 4 Mains of Fintry Pipe Band of Dundee, Scotland, played to an audience that could number in the billions, after the band performed at the opening ceremonies of the . . .
Iain Marshall of Oban, Scotland, took three of the four first prizes at the annual Atholl & Breadalbane Gathering on . . .
Joshua Dickson PhD has been appointed Head of Scottish Traditional Music at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow. Originally from Alaska . . .
When a contingent of several top solo pipers from North American made the trek north to the Tain Highland Games on August 7th ¨C as per the Competing Pipers . . .
The second annual Lord of the Todd Challenge played to a full house as it helped to kick off the first day of events at the . . .
The remote Strathpeffer Highland Games started out diabolically with heavy showers and a temperature hovering around . . .
Douglas Murray of Coupar, Scotland, won all of the light music events and Allan Russell of Kelty, Scotland, took the Piobaireachd at the . . .
ScottishPower emerged as the one and only prize-winner at the Piping Live! International Quartet Competition held . . .
After aggregating all of the predictions from an assembled panel of more than 20 pipers and drummers from around the world, pipes|drums predicts that . . .
At a packed house of more than 200 keen piping enthusiasts, Angus MacColl of Benderloch, Scotland, took home the coveted Todd Bar Recital Challenge first prize with . . .
The Long Island Pipers’ Society team was the clear and convincing winner of the first ever pipes|drums Trivia Challenge Open Championship Extravaganza held at . . .
The 13 piping competitors at the annual Ballater Games, next door to the Queen’s summer residence at Balmoral, enjoyed hot
The fourth day of the Glasgow International Piping Festival was perhaps the most active yet, with events ranging from Winston Pollock’s illuminating discussion . . .