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What Are Your Kids Going To Be Doing This Spring?

Mom and Dad, Give your kids the life-long gift of music this summer by enrolling them in bagpipe lessons. You could even learn right alongside them. Click here for details or contact us for more information.

Online Bagpipe Radio Programs

College of Piping Radio

Robert Wallace hosts a monthly program of news, interviews, history, and music from the world of the great highland bagpipes.
 
BBC Radio Scotland (Choose "Pipeline" from the list of programs)

Pipeline is a weekly broadcast of Radio Scotland.  "Gary West presents music and news from the heart of the piping world with pipe band tracks, CD releases, and weekly recording sessions featuring top solo players from Scotland and overseas. We'll also be dipping into our archives from time to time, with recordings dating from the 1940s to the present, and a chance to hear some vintage music and comment from the great pipers of the past."
 
BBC Radio Nan Gàidheal (Choose "Crunluath" from the list of pṛgraman)

Hosted By Cailenan MacIlleathain, this Scottish Gaelic language program features great piping.

 
 
Planet Pipe

Your dedicated piping radio show, available worldwide, presented by John Wilson and Simon MacKerrell. PlanetPipe will cover all aspects of pipe music, from the traditional to the most progressive. Well take you to all corners of the globe, exploring every aspect of the piping world.
 
Highlander Radio

Live broadcast from Boston Massachusetts featuring 15,000+ tracks of Irish, Scottish & Celtic Music.

Band Rehearsal is
2:30-4:30 PM

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BAND CURRENTLY ON BREAK
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Sundays
at
University Baptist Church
16106 Middlebrook Drive, Houston, TX 77059
[MAP]
(2nd floor choir room behind sanctuary)

Brian Berlin, Pipe Major
(281) 535-2626 h
(713) 249-2978 c
berlin (at) clcpb.com

For Piper/Band Booking, Contact:

Brenton Scharbor, Pipe Sergeant
Public Relations
(832) 275-3934 c
scharbor (at) clcpb.com

 

Protect Your Hearing

Clear Lake Pipe Band strongly encourages all pipers and drummers to protect their hearing by using ear plugs.

 
 
Bagpipe Quotes

To the make of a piper go seven years of his own learning, and seven generations before. At the end of his seven years one born to it will stand at the start of knowledge, and leaning a fond ear to the drone he may have parley with old folks of old affairs.

Playing the tune of the Fairy Harp, he can hear his fore folk, plaided in skins, towsy-headed and terrible, grunting at the oars and snoring in the caves, he has his own whittle and club in The Desperate Battle (my own tune, my darling), where the white-haired sea-rovers are on the shore, and a stain's on the edge of the tide; or, trying his art on Laments, he can stand by the cairn of kings, ken the colour of Fingal's hair, and see the moon-glint on the hook of the Druids. - Neil Munro