Category: Piobaireachd

Nethybridge Games Results – Updated with Tunes

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The annual games were held in Strathspey on August 14. 1 Alan Clark, Glengarry’s March 2 Matt Pantaleoni, Lament for MacSwan of Roaig 3  Dr Jack Taylor, Beloved Scotland 4  Emily MacLellan, Wee Spree 5 Steven McCabe, Lament for Captain MacDougall March 1 Alan Clark 2 Steven McCabe 3 Dr Jack Taylor 4 Matt Pantaleoni Strathspey and Reel 1 Alan Clark 2 Matt Pantaleoni 3 Emily Maclellan 4 Steven McCabe…

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Cortachy Games

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A poor entry at this delightful games venue. The picture shows the view from the competition board. Date August 14. Piob 1 Jason Craig, Lament for Captain MacDougall March 1 Jason Craig, Canberra, Australia 2 Archie Downie, Ardlee Village 3 Issay Kawai, Japan S&R 1 Jason Craig 2 Archie Downie 3 Issay Kawai Judges: G MacPherson [wds id=”28″]

Perth Games Results – Seniors Complete

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A pleasant day in the Fair City and a good entry in all grades. ‘A’ Piob 1 Stuart Easton, NZ, Piper’s Warning to his Master 2 Darach Urquhart, MacDonalds are Simple 3 Wilson Brown, Earl of Ross’s March 4 Gordon McCready, Lady Margaret MacDonald’s Salute 5 Derek Midgley, Stewart’s White Banner Judges: A Wright, R Clark ‘B’ Piob 1 Graham Mulholland 2 Edward Gaul 3 Anna Kumerlöw 4 Calum Watson…

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Ballater Games Results

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A very rainy day in Ballater and just after the last piobaireachd had finished and as the massed band played for the last time, the sun came out! In total, 11 played in the piobaireachd (judged by N Matheson, R Clark and D Watson) and 12 in the light music (judged by J Hamilton and A Fraser). Open Piobaireachd 1. Ross McCrindle 2. Anna Kummerlöw 3. Ben Duncan 4. Alan Clark 5….

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Results from the Festival Interceltique at Lorient

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The Lorient Festival is being held this week in Brittany, France. It is the biggest festival of Celtic music in the world and each year hosts important piping competitions with some of the highest prize money available to the solo piper, writes Younn Pensec. Piobaireachd: 1 Fred Morrison, Scotland (Scarce of Fishing) £380 2 Robert Watt, Northern Ireland (Corrienessan’s Salute) 3 David Shedden, Scotland (The Big Spree) 4 Stuart Easton, NZ…

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