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Hopes to raise the standard of its ensemble and drumming with appointment . . .

The Grade 1 Toronto Police Pipe Band finds itself searching again for a leading-drummer . . .

When the competition in Goshen was nixed only weeks before the scheduled September 14th date, bands took matters into their own hands . . .

A plethora of double-wins by the world’s top solo pipers at the world’s top solo piping competitions . . .

Considered by most as competitive solo piping’s greatest non-invitational test, this year’s two-day “Inverness” starts September 4th . . .

After 12 years with the band, the last five as Leading-Drummer, Glenn Kvidahl has been dismissed from that role with the Grade 1 Los Angeles Scots . . .

About 60 of the world’s best Highland pipers will converge again at the picturesque Scottish Highland town of Oban for the Argyllshire Gathering . . .

Left scrambling after Wallace leaves the organization in a move that, according to sources close to the organization, was not expected . . .

The Grade 1 band has formalized its search for a replacement for retiring Leading-Drummer Barry Wilson . . .

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The goings-on for Thursday at the big week for piping in GLA . . .

The third day of the Piping Live! Glasgow International Piping Festival brought a bright but fairly cool day to patrons . . .

Undeterred by the weather, patrons enjoyed the day as always, packed full of a plethora of mostly free events . . .

We say thanks to our readers with a free burger and drink for the first 50 on World’s Eve at 6 pm . . .

A video medley of some of the events that we were able to get to on Day 1 of six fantastic days of piping and drumming fun.