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James Murray of Fife won the Clan Donald Quaich, an invitational piobaireachd competition in Skye sponsored by . . .
Alan Russell of Kelty, Scotland, was the biggest winner of the senior solo piping events at the . . .
David Stone was the overall winner at the Irish Piobaireachd Society’s annual outdoor solo piping competition in very warm . . .
Fifty-five years after Seumas MacNeill and the College of Piping in Glasgow dreamed up the idea of a piping school, the . . .
St. Laurence O’Toole won the Mid-Ulster Pipe Band Championships at Banbridge, a contest . . .
Father’s Day is June 17, and wives and children of pipers and drummers around the world will be scratching their heads, wondering what else on earth . . .
eBay, the online auction service that is a popular site for pipers and drummers to buy and sell piping-related goods, but which has been criticized for . . .
The Grade 2 Triumph Street Pipe Band of Vancouver has secured a financial sponsorship deal with . . .
The Hamilton Police took four straight first-placings to win the Grade 2 event at the Sarnia Highland Games, the first Champion Supreme contest of the Ontario . . .
Field Marshal Montgomery won both the MSR and Medley events against three other Grade 1 bands in very testing weather . . .
For a change from the last few years of bad weather, the Veterans’ Memorial Highland Games drew bands and soloists from eastern Ontario and Upstate New York . . .
Details of the August 7 Masters Drumming Recital at the Lord Todd’s Bar at Strathclyde University have been revealed to pipes|drums, and five of the world’s top pipe band snare drummers and the drum . . .
On the heels of announcing the new ‘Lord of the Todd Challenge’ for tenor- and bass-drummers, the four . . .
A fascinating look at the process, from dilapidation to priceless heirloom
We wrap up our exclusive interview with the bagpiping genius of Bishopton
Field Marshal Montgomery took home the 2007 British Pipe Band Championship trophy in the first medley contest of the year for RSPBA majors. Boghall . . .