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March 31, 2002

‘New York’s Bravest – Past, Present, Future’

Expert bagpipe maker developed ‘polished bore’ technique

Pipes Up! A Complete Tuning Tutor for the Great Highland Bagpipe

Toronto – March 9, 2002 – Michael Grey, Dundas, Ontario, won his second consecutive Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario Toronto Branch Professional Invitational Knockout Competition today at the Officers’ Mess of the Fort York Armoury in the west end of Toronto. Grey won the $1000 first prize against […]

Report does not receive 2/3rds majority at RSPBA AGM

RUC, Prince Charles lose Pipe-Majors

Hamilton, Ontario – March 9, 2002 – Ian Madeiros of the Toronto Police Pipe Band won the annual George Harrison Invitational Solo Drumming Competition here this evening in an event that saw 10 of North America’s top side drummers vie for perhaps the most prestigious drumming prize outside of the […]

Live at Vancouver’s Vogue Theatre

By Tom Foote Since coming back into the competitive arena last year, I’ve had a burning desire to reinvent the pipe band-drumming wheel. After listening to people, asking questions and surfing the net for input and perspectives, I’ve discovered that it’s not a drumming wheel, it’s a box with a […]

MacPherson recieves honourary life membership

All-star talent combines for CF charity

McCallum takes 7th overall title

Pipe-Major Roger Huth responds to our recent editorial, ‘Kilt By Association’

‘Colla Mo Rùn, A Blend of Traditional Singing and Piping from Gaelic Scotland,’ Margaret Stewart and Allan MacDonald

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