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August 31, 2006

Every once in a while, one has the good fortune to stumble on a truly enjoyable album, an album that is a pleasure to listen to…

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Pipe-Major Gordon Meldrum died suddenly on the morning of the August 28 at age 61. Gordon, a resident of Braemar, was from a Fife piping family. His grandfather had planted the seed of interest in Gordon’s father, Norman, who moved to Aberdeenshire to stu

Berwickshire has lost one of its single biggest piping influences after the passing of Pipe-Major Tim Ainslie BEM on July 22, 2006, aged 85. For 50 years, “Teem,” as he was known, taught every piper in the area, either directly or by his example.

July 31, 2006

Cupar, Scotland – July 1, 2006 – James Murray of Fife, Scotland, was the most successful solo piper at the Cupar Highland Games, which went on in 21-degree temperatures with a mix of sun and rain. Piob Judge: Walter DrysdaleLight Music: Walter Cowan Piobaireachd1st James Murray, “Battle of Auldearn #2”2nd […]

SFU organization sweeps band events

Tupman takes overall in solo piping

Dysart & Dundonald Pipe Band, ‘Terra Incognita (Uncharted Territory),’ Greentrax Recordings

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Fredericton takes Grade 2 band contest

Stirling, Scotland – July 9, 2006 – Chris Armstrong of Bathgate, Scotland, won all three Open Solo Piping events at the Stirling Highland Games to complete a rare perfect day. Piobaireachd1st Chris Armstrong2nd P-M Michael Gray3rd Ross Cowan, Annan, Scotland4th Fiona Manson, New Zealand5th Jenny Hazzard, EdinburghJudges: Hugh MacCallum, Ronnie […]

Cambridge, Ontario – July 15, 2006 – Hot, warm and sunny weather shone on the Cambridge Highland Games, and James MacHattie of Toronto took home the Professional Piper of the Day trophy for his solo efforts. Professional Solo Piping Piobaireachd1st James MacHattie, “Too Long In This Condition” (MacDonald setting)2nd Sean […]

Tomintoul, Scotland – July 15, 2006 – Niall Mathieson and Niall Stewart won all of the senior solo piping events at the Tomintoul Highland Games, birthplace of the great piper, Robert Meldrum, and one the most remote contests in Scotland. Piobaireachd1st Niall Mathieson, Inverness, Scotland2nd Hamish Munro, Elgin, Scotland3rd Niall […]

Balloch, Scotland – July 15, 2006 – Gordon Walker, Moscow, Scotland, and Donald MacPhee, Alexandria, Scotland, won the light music events at the Balloch Highland Games, an event that has traditionally never offered a piobaireachd contest. March1st Donald MacPhee2nd Gordon Walker3rd Margaret Houlihan, Glasgow4th Alastair Dunn, Glasgow Strathspey & Reel1st […]

Gareth Rudolph wins CPA Piobaireachd

Summer swelter in the Maritimes

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