City of Brechin Pipe Band Solos

Intermediate March: 1st Katie Duthie, 2nd Ewan Allen, 3rd Annabel Charlton Under 15 piobaireachd 1st Liam Brown, 2nd Bobby Allen, 3rd Cameron Stewart Under 15 MSR 1st Bobby Allen, 2nd Liam Brown, 3rd Campbell Stewart Under 15 Jig 1st Bobby Allen, 2nd Archie McNab, 3rd Fraser Robson Under 15 6/8 March 1st Bobby Allen, 2nd Katie Duthie, 3rd Fraser Robson Under 18 Piobaireachd 1st Milly Fox, 2nd Cameron May [polldaddy…

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Uist & Barra 2018 Results – Updated with Comment & Pictures

A successful competition was held at the National Piping Centre, Otago Street, in Glasgow. The main hall was busy throughout the day. Eleven competed in the ceol mor and 13 in the light music. Pipers were given their tunes one week in advance and were allowed four minutes tuning. The efficient stewarding meant a smooth-running event with good continuity and a stream of good performances. The picture above shows the main winners:…

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Schools Pipe Band to Lead Tartan Day Parade in NYC

North Lanarkshire Council report the following today…. North Lanarkshire’s schools’ pipe bands have been invited to lead this year’s Tartan Day celebrations in New York City. Both the Novice and Juvenile bands will head to America next April to take part in the annual celebration of Scottish heritage. This season our Novice Juvenile B Schools’ Pipe Band on winning the ‘Champions of Champions’ title for the best performances across all five major piping…

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Lomond & Clyde Pipe Band Announce Changes

The Grade 1 Lomond and Clyde Pipe Band have sent this… The band is delighted to announce that Don Bradford and Gary Corkin have joined the organisation. Don takes up the role of Pipe Major and brings vast experience to the band. Gary Corkin [formerly RUC] will lead the drum section merging both Gary’s and Allan’s corps utilising the skills sets of both to best advantage. Allan Craig has stepped down as…

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Highland Dress: Time to Smarten Up and a Question for the Ladies

Highland dress, or a sloppy version of it, is exercising the mind of competing piper Brian Mulhearn…… Brian writes: ‘As someone who attends as many top piping competitions as I can, I am dismayed to see how some of the top pipers do not seem to care how they ‘turn out’. ‘Even at the major competitions it seems to be the fashion not to wear a jacket if you can…

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