The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association has appointed Meaghan Lyons as its next chief executive officer, one of the most ...
Is there such a thing as too many bagpipes? There’s a nagging suspicion, even among bagpipers, that the answer might be yes. Top-grade bagpipe bands used to compete at the World Pipe Band ...
One of this year's best Scottish Pipe Bands is not from across the pond, but rather, much closer to the Schuylkill River.
Meaghan Lyons appointed chief executive of Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association (RSPBA), relocating to Glasgow in January 2027 after 30 years in pipe banding.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Every year in August, hundreds of pipe bands from around the world travel to Glasgow, Scotland, to compete on piping's most ...
The St. Thomas Alumni Pipe Band — one of the few premier bagpipe groups in the country — are gearing up for the 2025 World Pipe Band Championships in Scotland in hopes of worldwide recognition. Known ...
Two bands from Northern Ireland claimed global titles on a memorable day at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, where 221 bands from16 countries competed. Bready Ulster Scots Pipe Band from ...
The Rev. Dennis Carter, pastor of the Roslyn Presbyterian Church, learned to play the bagpipes at age 52. He is shown with is his bagpipe teacher, Andrew McDicken, pipe major for the Clan Gordon ...
The Pretoria Boys High School grounds came alive with the sound of bagpipes, drums, and Highland dancing when the school hosted its annual Highland Gathering on June 20. The event, which this year ...
WORCESTER — The Worcester Kiltie Pipe Band placed fifth in their competition grade at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday. The 24 pipers and drummers could be said to ...
Among those in the parade is the City of Dunedin Pipe Band. PHOTOS: GREGOR RICHARDSON As the skirl of the pipes sounded during the New Zealand Pipe Band Championships street march in Dunedin at the ...
Every year in August, hundreds of pipe bands from around the world travel to Glasgow, Scotland, to compete on piping's most prestigious stage, the World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green.