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Nine bands and exactly 100 soloists competed at the South-East Asia Championships at St. Xavier’s Institution, Georgetown, attracting entries from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Australia. Rockingham City from Western Australia was the top winner in Grade 4B, capturing both the Medley and Marches events against three other bands. Lion City was the only entry in Gr...

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Bruce Lazeroff was sick of and from testing reeds. Figuratively and literally. As the pipe-major of the An Còrr Pipe Band from Wilmington, Delaware, Lazeroff, like any pipe section leader, was responsible for trying and selecting dozens of chanter and drone reeds every year. Like the highly successful EBellaire he […]

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With more than 50 years (and counting) of major contributions to piping and drumming, Colin MacLellan returned to Ontario, on May 29, 2026, to be inducted into the Glengarry Celtic Music Hall of Fame at the Bonnie Glen Pavilion in Alexandria, for his influence on piping in Glengarry County and […]

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Liam Kernaghan, Wellington, won the overall Open/A-Grade award, and Maggie McConnochie, Christchurch, did the same in both the B-Grade and Under-21 categories at the 114th annual King's Birthday Solo Piping Competition, held in unusually mild winter conditions.

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More than 70 pipers competed in the Victorian Pipers' Association's solo competition at Scotch College, and the top winner was Jono Quay winning three of the four A-Grade events and the aggregate trophy.

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