CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Each year, thousands of people enjoy the tunes played by the bagpipers marching through downtown Cleveland for St. Patrick's Day. The history of the bagpipe can be traced back to ...
Image caption, A bronze statue commemorating the hundreds of pipers and drummers who lost their lives in conflict was unveiled in Edinburgh in September A research project aims to uncover ...
From Anzac Day services and military events to multicultural festivals, the bagpipes are deeply rooted in Australia's cultural life. A regional Queensland pipe band is finding the balance between ...
The musician, known as Piper to the Sovereign, has the honour of acting as a human alarm clock for Her Majesty, blasting tunes in earshot of the Queen’s bedroom every weekday. Piper to the Sovereign ...
Dan Grollman MSc'05 GS knows his audience well. Standing by the flagpole outside Rhode Island Hall, the computer science Ph.D. candidate arranged the arm strap of his instrument - a hefty bagpipe - ...
Ryan Randall's marathon bagpipe sets made him something of an icon downtown. He took a break from his show at Public Garden to tell the Globe why he plays. (Olivia Yarvis/Globe Staff) You always hear ...
A research project aims to uncover long-forgotten music composed by pipers in the killing fields of the First World War. Several of today's best known bagpipe tunes, such as Battle of the Somme and ...
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