pipes and drums of zurich
The Pipes and Drums of Zurich, Zurich’s only Scottish pipe band was founded in 1977. Our aim is to play bagpipe music in the Scottish tradition. The success of our parades at family and business occasions, to which our two dozen players add a Scottish atmosphere, have confirmed that we are on the right course. We also have some impressive achievements from when we competed in Scotland. The Band is a registered non-profit organization. We would be delighted if you would like to take part in our hobby or if you would like to support a taste of Scotland !
coriovallum pipe band
The Coriovallum Pipe Band plays traditional Scottish bagpipe music. The CPB is classified in Grade 3 of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association. The band wears the Ancient Red Grant tartan and performs in both “Full Dress” and “Day Dress”.
st. andrew's society of winnipeg pipe band
The band was formed in 1973 and has performed at many local parades, concerts, for visiting dignitaries, and at functions for our parent organization The St. Andrew’s Society of Winnipeg. The band has been awarded the Champion Supreme title from the Prairie Pipe Band Association of Manitoba every year since 2000.
quittapahilla highlanders
The Quittapahilla Highlanders are a military-style bagpipe and drum band based in Annville, Pennsylvania. We play Scottish and Irish bagpipe and drum music, provide instruction in the music to members and students, participate in Celtic gatherings and add a Celtic flourish to parades, parties and special events.
mesa caledonian pipe band
Formed in 1980, Mesa Caledonian has grown to a program boasting two competitive units in Grade III and Grade IV, having earned Western U.S. Championships and other international prizes. We strive to promote the art of piping and drumming through education and performance. Mesa Caledonian plays up to fifty engagements per year, which includes up to ten competitions. We also offer lessons for bagpipes, snare, tenor and bass drumming.