Second exclusive excerpt from ‘I Piped, That She Might Dance, the Lost Journal of Angus MacKay, Piper to Queen Victoria’We continue from the new historical fictional memoir by Iain MacDonald
Second exclusive excerpt from ‘I Piped, That She Might Dance, the Lost Journal of Angus MacKay, Piper to Queen Victoria’April 9, 2020We continue from the new historical fictional memoir by Iain MacDonald Read More‘You’re a fool, Angus’ – an excerpt from the historical novel about Angus MacKayApril 8, 2020Iain MacDonald’s ‘I Piped, That She Might Dance’ to be released this summer Read MoreThe status of females in piping and drumming in 2020April 2, 2020Despite progress, there’s still a long ways to go Read MoreBusiness unusual: How piping and drumming manufacturers and dealers are adaptingMarch 29, 2020Companies bearing down to ride out the crisis Read MoreLet’s all take a piob break. Right now.March 23, 2020Good Health to You, from James MacHattie Read MoreKeeping on keeping on . . . leaders of top bands on holding things togetherMarch 21, 2020The world crisis puts pipers and drummers’ plans in limbo Read MoreVirus advice to pipers and drummers: keep to your instrumentMarch 10, 2020pipes|drums consults a few physicians for their recommendations on COVID-19 Read More“Loch Duich” – a historical investigation of the origins of the tuneMarch 1, 2020John-Don MacKenzie discovers insights into the famous air that may be mistakenly attributed to Willie Fergusson Read MoreA Second Time Around: one piper’s 30-year journey back to enjoying pipe bands againFebruary 29, 2020After competing at the top, Owen Reid discovers the joy of a “performance band” Read MoreFriday Fun: TuneNamer and BandNamer offer hours of unsurpassed joyFebruary 28, 2020Endless amusement in the midst of way-too-serious piping and drumming Read MoreWillie Lawrie rises again, and G.S. McLennan himself identifies those in the Inverness 1912 picFebruary 26, 2020More famous images identified by the great man himself Read MoreThe elusive Willie Lawrie: an image appears from the pastFebruary 21, 2020Diminutive piper stayed out of the spotlight, letting his music do the talking Read MoreHappy World’s Solstice Day! It’s exactly six months until Glasgow GreenFebruary 15, 2020Sights and sounds from 2019 to whet your appetite and slake your thirst for next August Read MoreThe Pipemakers: J&R GlenFebruary 4, 2020David Glen’s uncle and cousins built a respected, long-lived pipemaking firm Read MoreNow hear this! Skye’s journey to hearing loss and treatmentFebruary 1, 2020Top-flight piper Skye Richendrfer discusses the importance of protection and treatment Read More Showing page 1 of 2 NextSearch the Article Archive »
