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August 31, 1999

Niagara Regional Police put lock on Grade 2

Shotts favoured while Vic Police sit out

Shotts just misses, while 78th don’t reach top six

Shotts, Dysart first in series of remastered LPs

An option that may further improve your sound

Atrocious conditions, controversial format, questionable judging top of mind after August 14 event

Oban plays host to Highland Society of London Gold Medal

Popular Ontario drummer taught hundreds over four decades

Willie McCallum takes Sr. Piobaireachd and MSR for former winners

Company attempts to solve tonal challenges

Power, Strathclyde tied first; Shotts manages third

We have the answer for your inquiring mind

World’s top players to converge on Inverness Sept. 8-9

May 31, 1999

[Originally published as an Editorial] Instead of the usual hard-hitting, insightful editorial on an aspect of piping and/or drumming worth debating, we thought we’d talk a little about one of our favourite subjects: Us. The Piper & Drummer, in its current style, has been published for almost 17 years. (And […]

February 28, 1999

  Why is it that pipers and drummers traditionally rip off each other? We’re not talking about stealing instruments or kilts or reeds; we’re thinking of the disrespect we pay to each other when it comes to tunes, arrangements, and royalties. Pipers and drummers are generally eager—often overly so—simply to […]

November 30, 1998

[Originally published as an Editorial] There’s little doubt that the roots of the pipe band idiom grew originally from the military. When Highland pipers originally joined the Scottish regiments, it was only natural that they would eventually start playing together. It follows then that drummers would get involved, since organized […]

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