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First recording in 12 years also in the works
City of Regina Pipe Band plays host to 10th annual Celtic Festival
Association looks to positive future after initial session
Pipe Major Ross Stewart of the 48th Highlanders of Canada died of cancer at the age of 76 in Toronto in early January. A decorated World War II veteran, Stewart served with the 48th Highlanders from 1943 until 1975, and was Pipe Major of the regiment’s band for ten years, […]
If one had to sum up Bob Worrall in a single word, it would probably be “determined.” Anyone who knows him immediately recognizes his singular commitment to anything to which he puts his mind, whether it’s winning both light music events at the Northern Meeting, judging the World Pipe Band […]
BBC Radio Scotland to broadcast popular piping program live via the net
Prince Charles to make trek to North Bay in May
Video conferencing recommended to bring teaching to far-flung pipers and drummers
The Western Australia Police Pipe Band was formed on 12th May 1966 and wears the Napier tartan. In 1996 the band took a new direction, amalgamating the sounds of pipes and drums with other instruments, including acoustic and bass guitar, synthesizer, drum kit and various percussion instruments providing a diverse […]
On Saturday, December 16, 2000, Pipe Major James Watt passed away after suffering a series of heart attacks. He was well known on the west coast of North America, from California to Alaska and all points in between. James was born in North Vancouver in 1922 to William and Roscalina […]