st. ann's of hampton pipe band
St. Ann’s of Hampton Pipes & Drums is a family oriented organization with the goals of Fellowship, Growth of Musical Ability, and sharing of our Celtic culture through the music of the Great Highland Bagpipe - In a positive and creative way
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trenton aoh division 1 pipe band
Welcome to the Trenton AOH Pipe Band’s home on the web. We hope you will find the site both a interesting and informative look into our band and the folks who make it work.
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cape atlantic police and fire irish pipe brigade
The Band was started on March 21, 1994. It was formed to pay honor to our fallen brothers and sisters. The origin was based on two major motivating factors.
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shamrock and thistle bagpipe band
The Shamrock and Thistle Pipe Band was founded in February 1974 under the direction and tutelage of Pipe Major Dennis Staer and Drum Sergeant, William King, Sr. The original idea for the band was that of James Curry, Esquire, a Toms River attorney whose love of bagpipe music, although not a player, promoted the initial gathering of prospective students. Through long and tedious lessons, and countless hours of practice, the band began to emerge. Over the first two years, the band raised on its own, over $1,200.00 to outfit itself in the full dress highland military uniforms, including the world famous black feathered bonnet.
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friendly sons of the shillelagh
Credit for supporting the idea of a club Pipe Band and the driving force behind establishing it was our club president, Jack Dunphy. The large financial burden of establishing the band, purchasing pipes, drums, and uniforms, and paying for piping and drumming instruction was borne by The Club. This initiative, taken concurrently with building our club house, demonstrated the fine quality of leadership that our club history depicts.
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cuchullain pipe band
The CúChullain (koo-hull-in) Pipe Band is an organization dedicated to the preservation and proliferation of traditional Celtic music. Formed in 1977 by Michael J. Smith, CúChullain has the distinction of being the first pipe band ever established in Morris County, NJ.
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rory o' moore pipes and drums
Rory O’Moore Pipes and Drums is group of individuals dedicated to delivering traditional Irish and Scottish bagpipe music with the utmost enthusiasm and attention to detail. A not-for-profit organization, Rory O’Moore Pipes & Drums, established in 1995, is a family oriented marching and EUSPBA competing band and has members from a wee age of 10 and up. Individual musician experience in the pipes and drums corps ranges from beginner level to nearly 25 years.
new-jersey, United States
guard pipes and drums
The Guard Pipes & Drums is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the Celtic Arts through teaching, performance and competition of traditional and modern pipe band music. It was organized as a vehicle for the advancement and appreciation of traditional Celtic heritage and culture by providing musical education of the great highland bagpipe and drums. Our intent is to entertain people at a high level of execution which will be accomplished through practice, performance and competition.
new-jersey, United States
ocean county emerald society pipes and drums
The Ocean County Emerald Society Pipes & Drums is a NJ based-band that was founded in 1993 to help spread Irish tradition through bagpipe music. We have humbly performed at many parades, festivals and memorials throughout the past 19 years.
new-jersey, United States
greater trenton pipes and drums
Greater Trenton Pipes and Drums is a non-profit pipe band located in the central New Jersey area. Our members hail from Mercer, Burlington, Monmouth, Buck"s (PA), and Chester (PA) Counties. Our focus is on the education, promotion and preservation of the music of the Great Highland Bagpipes and Drums. Kristine with Sean Connery at the Tartan Day Parade Greater Trenton Pipes and Drums currently boasts over 30 playing members, and many students. We are especially proud of our education program, which has taken quite a few of our members from scratch to fully playing band members. We are also pleased to include many younger players in our band, counting players as young as 8 years old among our ranks. If you wish to learn more about us please follow the links below. If you have additional questions, please email pipegoddess@gtpipband.com
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