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November 30, 2006

Northern Ireland’s Grade 2 Killeen Pipe band has made John Cowan the band’s new Leading-Drummer after . . .

We continue our exclusive interview with the producer of Pipeline and one of the world’s great pipers.

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The Bratach Gorm, one of the world’s most prized piobaireachd awards, was won by Jack Lee of Surrey, British Columbia, at the annual Scottish Pipers Society of London competitions . . .

After a year’s hiatus from competing, the Prince Charles Pipe Band of San Francisco has confirmed that it is preparing to take the . . .

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The Midwest Pipe Band Association (MWPBA) has advanced the City of Chicago Pipe Band to Grade 2. The band also . . .

Bob Dunsire, the creator and developer of several popular piping and drumming related websites, died on the morning of November 7 . . .

The Grade 1 Los Angeles Scots Pipe Band have appointed its third leading-drummer in as many years with Richard Baughman taking over the role . . .

What has been described as “the piping wedding of the new millennium” took place in October 2006, when two of the world’s top solo pipers . . .

The future of the Grade 2 Polkemmet Pipe Band of Whitburn, Scotland, is reportedly in doubt after a mass-exit of players following . . .

The Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario (PPBSO) has completed its regarding after the 2006, and only four bands have been moved, including the

For the first time in the event’s eleven-year history, a top amateur piper from Scotland will be competing at the annual George Sherriff Memorial . . .

The David Urquhart Travel Pipe Band (DUT) has confirmed that it will compete in Grade 1 . . .

The Robert Malcolm Memorial II Pipe Band (RMM2) of Vancouver, winners of the Grade 2 event at the 2006 World Pipe Band Championships and officially promoted to Grade 1 by both . . .

Hamilton, Ontario – November 18, 2006 – The eleventh annual George Sherriff Memorial Amateur Invitational Solo Piping Competition was won by XXXX of XXXX. The overall standard of the competition was said to be very high. Piobaireachd1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th MSR1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6/8/ Marches1st 2nd 3rd […]

The eleventh annual George Sherriff Memorial Amateur Invitational Solo Piping Competition was won by Micah Babinski of Mercer Island, Washington. The . . .

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