1st House of Edgar Shotts & Dykehead
2nd Inveraray & District
3rd Fife Constabulary
4th Robert Wiseman Dairies Vale of Atholl
Craig Muirhead takes MSR and Jig, Alasdair Henderson wins piobaireachd.
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The National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland will be performing for the second time The concert titled “The Dragon’s Lair” at the Perth Concert Hall, Perthshire on the 3rd April 2010. The concert will showcase some of the exciting new musical material that the band has been working on over the summer. It will also feature solos from some of Scotland’s finest up and coming superstars.This is a must see show for all fans of celtic music. » Read more
We are pleased to announce that the instructors on the inaugural Swiss Piping and Drumming School are Roddy MacLeod MBE, Pipe Major Jimmy Banks and John Mulhearn for the pipers and David Henderson for the drummers.
The school takes place 2nd - 7th May in Davos, Switzerland. For more information and the booking form please go to http://www.thepipingcentre.co.uk/schools/swiss-piping-drumming-school/
Location: College of Piping, Glasgow
Date: 22nd August 2010
Start: 9.30am
Judges: Members of the Joint Committee for Judging ‘Approved List’.
Organisers: The Competing Pipers’ Association in partnership with the Argyllshire Gathering and the Northern Meeting. » Read more
Here are the results for the London Scottish 150th Anniversary Competition.
Amateur Piobaireachd
1st Allan Dunsmore
2nd Andrew Park
3rd Lynn Calder » Read more
Ciaran Sinclair wins overall under 18 piping competition.
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The “Associazione Piper Italiani – Italian Pipers’ Association” and the “Bagpipe Italian Group” are pleased to announce that the 4th Italian Spring Piping School will take place in Isernia between 7 - 12 April 2010. » Read more
Entries are now open online for the Glasgow competition which will be held on the 3rd of April 2010.
http://www.theclasp.co.uk/entry/
The Greenville Scottish Games in South Carolina is gearing up to welcome a royal guest to the event in May.
Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, will be attending the event and, apart from Braemar, it’s thought to be the first Highland games officially visited by a senior member of the royal family.
Up to 40 pipe bands will be involved in the celebrations on May 28 and 29 which include a Great Scot! parade and around 80 competitors battling it out in the games in front of a crowd of around 15,000.
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