152nd Waipu Highland Games - 5000 attendees unfazed by Scottish weather - NZ Herald
What do tartan, bagpipes and haggis have in common? If you guessed Scotland, you’re right, and all three were out in force at the 152nd Waipu Highland Games….
25th Robbie Burns Dinner is on the horizon - Cochrane Now
Thanks to the Cochrane Pipe Band, the Scottish tradition of celebrating the life and poetry of Robbie Burns continues to shine brightly.
Alistair Begg rants against bagpipes! The Irish gave bagpipes to the Scott's as a joke! - YouTube
Alistair Begg rants against bagpipes! The Irish gave bagpipes to the Scott’s as a joke!
Annual Pipe Band Welcome for New Year - Millstreet.ie
Annual Pipe Band Welcome for New Year. We thank Gillian for the Annual Poster. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.). Posted on Dec 31, 2024 by Seán …
Bring in the New year with Auld Lang Syne! (Beginner Bagpipe Tutorial Available ...
Tune workshop Link: https://bit.ly/Learn-AuldLang-Syne
Cupar piper Douglas Provan on Hogmanay and the best black bun - The Courier
“Bagpipes and Hogmanay go hand in hand – it’s as Scottish as it gets,” he says. “The sound of the pipes just fits the tradition. Everyone loves it.
South, Always South! | The Journal of Music: Irish Music News, Reviews, Concerts & Opportunities
County Kildare Orchestra with soloist Brian Hughes on uilleann pipes & whistles and narrator John MacKenna present SOUTH, ALWAYS SOUTH! …
The Instruments - Donnacha Dwyer
Donnacha’s been playing the Uilleann Pipes since 1988 when he began lessons in Na Piobairi Uilleann. He got his first half set 1990. The chanter had intonation issues and through pure frustration he took lessons in reed making. From there he became more and more interested in how the instrument worked.
Allabair Trio Turlough O Carolan Music And Song
Eamonn said yesterday that it was “a huge honour“ to be invited to play the Uilleann pipes for Christy. The Ballina musician told Mid West Radio …
Pitlochry Drummer Given Pipe Band send-off
Drum Major Bo will be remembered as kind supporter for anyone worried by prostate cancer, having offered a listening ear to countless people at a cafe opposite his camera shop in Perth.