Talking about Scotland, most people think of men in skirts playing bagpipes which became a symbol of Scottish identity during the Celtic Revival. But like many traditional crafts, bagpipe making faces ...

The Highland bagpipe is a part of Scottish culture and history, famous for its distinctive, powerful sound that even accompanied troops as they landed in Normandy on D-Day during World War II.

BAGPIPES face an “existential threat” as they have become one of the least popular musical instruments amongst budding musicians. The Scottish icon has ended up in the bottom five of worst selling ...

The music in this clip can be identified as Scottish by the choice of instruments (Highland bagpipe and flute) and the fact the band are playing Scottish dance music (march, strathspey and reel).

And he still has his eyes on a visit to the heartland of the Great Highland Bagpipes. "I intend to visit Scotland this year by the grace of God, once the resources come to me, [because] I've not ...

The bagpipes, most commonly seen in their Great Highland form from Scotland, are a loud and imposing musical instrument. Known for being difficult to practice quietly, they’re not the ideal ...

Photo / Brodie Stone What do tartan, bagpipes and haggis have in common? If you guessed Scotland, you’re right, and all three were out in force at the 152nd Waipu Highland Games. Around 5000 ...

Adorned in tartan kilts, Glengarry hats, and shoulder bags laden with their majestic Highland bagpipes and drums ... What sets them apart from other Scottish-inspired ensembles is their ...

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A strongman, geologist, tartan designer and bagpiper have been shortlisted for the Scottish Influencer of the Year honour ...