Tune Origins – Farewell to the Creeks
About the only thing the various commentators agree on is that this tune was written…
Tune Origins – Highland Cathedral
Who would have guessed that Highland Cathedral was written by two German gentlemen? Ulrich Roever,…
Angus Mackay, was – and still is – a towering figure in the world of piping.
By Jim Lawson A child prodigy and a composer of hundreds of pipe tunes, his…
RAF100 Brize Fest – RAFBF Pipes and Drums (Massed Band)
2018 is the year for a couple of big anniversaries with the end of WW1…
Tune Origins – The Barren Rocks of Aden
The Barren Rocks of Aden is a march tune and is one of the first…
Tune Origins – Scots Wha Hae
This used to be considered Scotland’s national anthem; now several songs are in contention for…
A one-off experience playing with André Rieu
Thanks to the City of Leeds Pipe Band, Wharfedale & Aireborough Observer reporter Jim Jack…
Tune Origins – Teribus
I’d never heard of the tune ‘Teribus’. It sounds like Latin and I like the…
Join in the ‘Battle’s O’er’
As published by the College of Piping in the July 2017 edition: Pipers are being…