Pipers of Dundee in the 19th century – 4
Jeannie Campbell MBE continues her historical research series on piping and pipers in Dundee in the 1800s.
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Jeannie Campbell MBE continues her historical research series on piping and pipers in Dundee in the 1800s.
Read the original ↗Bagpipe News has published the third part of Jeannie Campbell MBE’s research series on piping and pipers in Dundee in the 1800s. It is a historical article rather than a competition report.
Read the original ↗The first Grant’s Championship, later known as the Glenfiddich Championship, was held at Blair Castle in October 1974. Jeannie Campbell notes that Liz Maxwell of William Grant was involved from the start.
Read the original ↗Jeannie Campbell MBE says a blind piper, Michael Kazmierski Dunn, got in touch after the new edition of her Highland Bagpipe Makers book was published. The piece is a personal response from Campbell rather than a competition report.
Read the original ↗The Pipers’ and Pipe Band Society of Ontario has named its 2026 Champion Supreme solo and band winners. The honours cover a wide spread of Ontario games, recitals and competitions.
Read the original ↗A new instalment of Jeannie Campbell’s research looks at pipers and piping life in 19th-century Dundee. It continues the broader historical series on the city’s piping scene.
Read the original ↗An opinion/history piece by Jeannie Campbell MBE looks at piping in Dundee during the 19th century, noting that the city is not usually regarded as a major piping centre in that period.
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