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City of Dunedin Pipe Band
The City of Dunedin, population 37,000, is located on the West Coast of Florida. In 1850, the City was settled by Scots and has continued to keep the Scottish Heritage as part of the community. The City of Dunedin is currently sister city to Stirling, Scotland and Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada. …
baton rouge caledonian pipes & drums
Established in 1976, the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge was founded to preserve and promote the unique and exciting culture of Scotland. Rich in history and tradition, this culture has a uniqueness of cuisine, music, dress, art, poetry, and has contributed a great deal to the progress and betterment of the world, the United States, and has a strong history in the Baton Rouge area. …
Rochester Caledonian Pipe Band
Rochester Caledonian Pipe Band is based in Rochester, Minnesota. The band’s heritage traces back to the early 1970s when Pipe Major David Thomas formed The Mantorville Grenadiers. This band proudly carried on a tradition of “bringing bagpipe music to the people” for over 50 years. At the turn of the century, renewed interest in the Highland Bagpipes brought new people and more emphasis on the true Scottish musical expression which was led by Pipe Major Ewan Ferguson. The band was reformed under the new name of Rochester Caledonian Pipe Band (Caledonia is the Latin expression for ……
American Celtic Pipe Band
Since 1971, the American Celtic Pipe Band, Inc. has been entertaining audiences throughout the Northeastern United States. With no membership barriers of any kind, we encourage those with past experience – or anyone with a desire to learn – to join us! …
Northport Pipe Band
In 1984, Northport Police Chief Bob Howard got together with members of the local fire department to create what was hoped to be the Northport Fire Department Bagpipe Band. The first meeting was held at the American Legion Hall just off Main Street. About twenty people showed up, each looking to fulfill a personal dream of playing the pipes and joining a centuries-old tradition. It wasn’t very long, however, before piping basics such as doublings and grips contrived to dampen much of the initial enthusiasm, and fourteen members dropped out of the group. The remaining six decided to press ……