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11th -18th August 20133
www.pipinglive.co.uk
PRINCIPAL SPONSOR
PRINCIPAL SUPPORTERS
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Piping Live!
Roddy MacLeod MBE
Festival Director of Piping Live! 2013
Welcome to the 10th year of Piping Live!
Reaching this landmark year is a great
cause for celebration and a reason for
us all to enjoy a special Piping Live!
party. This year we start a day early with a 10th birthday
celebration at The National Piping Centre and throughout
the week we will mark the occasion with events such as our
10th anniversary tune competition.
We have put together a fantastic programme and this
year’s festival is scheduled to attract 30,000 spectators
to more than 150 events across 7 days.
A huge thanks must go to our sponsors and funders without
whom Piping Live! would not be possible. All that remains
to say is that I look forward to seeing you all at this year’s
festival and I hope you all enjoy yourselves.
Here’s to making it the best one yet!
HOW TO
Book
New Athenaeum: 0141 332 5057
National Piping Centre: 0141 353 0220
Òran Mór: 0141 357 6200
College of Piping: 0141 334 3587
Please visit www.pipinglive.co.uk
for all details
@glasgowpiping
Piping Live!
10 years on...
Glasgow International Piping Festival began in 2004. The
week leading up to The World Pipe Band Championships,
Glasgow seemed to be abuzz with pipers, drummers and
people who love the music. The National Piping Centre
saw this as an opportunity to programme more events to
celebrate the music of the Great Highland Bagpipe, and
thus, Piping Live! was born.
Piping Hot! was the first Glasgow International Piping
Festival, in August 2004. This event brought together all
of the pipers and drummers who were in Glasgow for
the week leading up to the World Pipe Band
Championships, as well as bringing
acts from across the world to
showcase their own
piping culture. Featured
artists at Piping Hot
were Katherine Tickell,
Fred Morrison, Robbie
Hannan,
NYPBoS,
Christina Pato, Patrick
Molard and Finlay
MacDonald.
In 2005 Piping Live! was
formed
and
took
its
place on the international
festival calendar. With great
support
from
Glenfiddich,
Glasgow City Marketing Bureau,
Event Scotland, The Scottish Arts
council the festival went from strength to strength throughout
the next few years. Highlights of the festival in these early years
include an enormous selection of acts; bands including Red
Hot Chilli Pipers, Skerryvore, Capercaillie and Friends and
Breabach; world renowned pipers Willie McCallum, Jack Lee,
Stuart Liddell, Roddy MacLeod; Pipe Bands from across the
world from USA, Australia, India, Canada, New Zealand; and
hundreds more!
Since 2010 Piping Live! has been one of the biggest festivals
on Glasgow’s calendar drawing in thousands of visitors every
August. We would like to take this opportunity to thank every
one of our supporters and audience members for making
Piping Live! what it is today. Without your support and
attendance we would not be where we are and we are truly
grateful for that. We hope you enjoy Piping Live! 2013 and can
celebrate with us as we go into our 10th year. As you can see
from this programme we have hundreds of acts and events for
you to enjoy.
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Advert
Sunday 11th August
2:30pm-Late
Piping Live!
10th Birthday Bash
Come down to The National Piping
Centre on Sunday 11th August to kick
of this year’s festival with a bang. We’re celebrating
Piping Live!’s 10th Birthday with great music, great food
and great company.
Free. The National Piping Centre
2.30pm Scottish Power Pipe Band Practice
Free. Street Cafe at The National Piping Centre.
4pm-5pm Art Exhibition Launch
with Robert Matheson and Duncan Brown
To help celebrate our 10th Anniversary this exhibition of original paintings
and portraits includes some of the big names that have performed at
Piping Live and the World Pipe Band Championships, as well as some
famous historical pipers and drummers. Artists - Pipe Major Robert
Mathieson and Duncan Brown.
Free. The NPC Auditorium.
5pm Finlay MacDonald and Chris Stout Album Launch
Two of Piping Live!’s regulars Finlay and Chris kick off the weeks live
music with a smashing set in our Street Cafe. The pair will be treating us
by premiering some of the tunes from their long awaited duo album.
Free. The Street Cafe.
8pm The Scott Wood Trio
Formed in the summer of 2012 for the Piping Live! Festival, The Scott
Wood Trio are an energetic and dynamic band with driving tunes
and innovative arrangements. Featuring Mhairi MacKinnon and Ron
Jappay,this exciting trio combine a mixture of pipes/whistle, fiddle and
guitar to create a tight, powerful and energetic live sound.
Free. The Pipers Tryst.
9pm Barluath
Barluath are a traditional/folk music band who embrace a wide range of
musical styles including Gaelic and Scots song, bagpipes, whistles, fiddle,
guitar, bouzouki, bass, clarinet and piano. With these instruments the band
members explore both the Traditional and Contemporary music of Scotland.
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Monday 12th August
All Day The Glenfiddich Experience
Sponsored by Glenfiddich. Free. St Enoch Square.
10am-5pm The Craft Clachan
Visit our brand new craft fair featuring the best in Scottish Food and Crafts.
Free. St Enoch Square.
10am Come and Try – Heedrum Hodrum
Join the Heedrum Hodrum for your chance to try out the Pipes and Drums.
10am-9pm Masters Solo Piping Competition
Piping Live! will begin with this fantastic solo competition which is
now a qualifier for the Glenfiddich Solo Piping Championship.
Competitors include Gold Medallists, Glenfiddich Champions and
International prize winners. This will be solo piping at its very
best! The Piobaireachd starts at 10.00am in the Auditorium of
the National Piping Centre and the March Strathspey and Reel
competition begins at 5.00pm Separate tickets must be held for
each event. They can be bought separately or jointly in advance at
The National Piping Centre.
Joint tickets £10/£6. Separate £6/£4.
Piobaireachd Competition 10am
MSR Competition 5pm
11am Buchanan Street Bands
International Pipe Bands will showcase their repertoire at our Piping Live! band
spots along Buchanan Street before performing at St Enoch Square.
11am St Patricks Battalion Pipes and Drums from Mexico City
11.30am Cowal Pipe Band
12noon North Lanarkshire Schools Pipe Band
2pm
Johnstone Pipe Band
2.30pm 78th Highlanders (Halifax Citadel)
3:00pm TBC
Free. Buchanan Street & St Enoch Square.
11am and 2pm
Glasgow Restaurant Association Showcase
Join a selection of restaurants from Glasgow Restaurant Association for a
free taster session in the Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
Today- Metropolitan and Arisaig.
11am and 2.30pm Come and Try… Bagpipes
Come along and try your hand at the basics of piping!
£2. The National Piping Centre.
11am Museum Tour
Discover the treasures of the Museum of Piping at the National Piping
Centre with a guided tour from Centre Librarian James Beaton.
Free. Museum of Piping at The National Piping Centre.
12noon Live at the Street Cafe – Scott Wood Trio
An energetic and dynamic band, with driving tunes and innovative arrangements
featuring Mhairi MacKinnon and Ron Jappay. Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes.
Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
12.30pm Piobaireachd of the Day – Finlay Johnston
£5 (free to College members and U16s). College of Piping.
1pm Live at the Street Café – Paganum
This award winning duo from Hungary bring the traditional folk songs,
Hungarian Duda, and the famous Hurdy-gurdy instrument to Glasgow
with a contemporary twist. Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes.
1.30pm Music of the Nations – Xeremiers De Soller, Majorca.
Xeremiers De Soller showcase the music of the Balearic islands with
traditional folk instruments of Mallorca Bagpipes, Drum and Flabiol.
Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch.
1.30pm Pipe Band Performance – Vale of Atholl Pipe Band
2pm Street Cafe Sponsor Spot – McCallum Bagpipes
A showcase from today’s sponsor McCallum Bagpipes.
3pm Fred Morrison Reel Pipes Pipe Idol
Ross Millar, Scott Barrie, Harry Richards and Ben Murray
Four of the Worlds Best young pipers take part. Heat 1.
Free. Sponsored by Fred Morrison Reel Pipes.
Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
3pm Museum Tour
Centre with a guided tour from Piping historian Iain MacDonald.
4.30pm St Enoch Sessions – Barluath
Traditional/Folk music group showcasing Gaelic and Scots song, pipes,
whistles and guitar. Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
4.30pm Street Café Session – Chris Ormston
Chris Ormston gives us a taste of the Northumbrian Pipes.
Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes. Free. Street Café at
5pm Whisky Tasting with Glenfiddich
Come along and test your taste buds with the wonderful Glenfiddich
whiskies. Free but ticketed. The National Piping Centre.
7pm Open Pipe Night
Open to anyone who wants to display their piping talents in a relaxed,
informal environment. Free. Coopers Bar, Great Western Road.
7.30pm Ceòl na Pìoba is Ceòl na Gàidhealtachd
Pipers Simon McKerrell and Finlay MacDonald, fiddler Chris Stout and
Clàrsach player Karen Marshalsey demonstrate the rich musical tradition
of the Highlands of Scotland. £15. St Cecilia’s Hall, Edinburgh.
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8pm- Tryst Sessions.
Come along to The Pipers’ Tryst at The National Piping Centre for a
chilled out session before tonight’s Festival Club.
10pm Festival Club – Barluath, Scott Wood Trio plus special guests
A traditional/folk music band who embrace a wide range of musical
styles including Gaelic and Scots song, bagpipes, whistles, fiddle, guitar,
bouzouki, bass, clarinet and piano. £5. The National Piping Centre.
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Tuesday 13th August
9.30am-11.30am Family Fun Day
Come and try Piping, Highland Dancing, and Gaelic Song with
face painting, quizzes and music. Fun for all the family!
£2 per child. The National Piping Centre.
International Pipe Bands will showcase their repertoire at our
Piping Live! band spots along Buchanan Street before performing
at St Enoch Square.
11am Catamount Pipe Band
11.30am West Lothian Schools Pipe Band
12noon University of Queensland Pipe Band
2pm Glasgow Skye Association Pipe Band
2.30pm Oban Schools Pipe Band
Free. Buchanan Street & St Enoch.
11am and 2pm
Today- Ristorante Piccolo Mondo and Mussel Inn.
£2 The National Piping Centre at The National Piping Centre.
11am and 3pm Museum Tour
Centre with a guided tour from Professor Hugh Cheape.
Free. Museum of Piping.
12noon Pipe Up! Talk – RCS Degree Course
Interested in taking your piping to the next level? Course director
Finlay MacDonald and Dr Josh Dickson, Head of Scottish Music, speak
about the benefits of studying piping with the Royal Conservatoire of
Scotland and The National Piping Centre.
Free. The National Piping Centre.
12noon Live at the Street Cafe – Lorne MacDougall
Three times BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year
finalist. Lorne MacDougall is one of Scotland’s leading young pipers.
12.30pm Piobaireachd of the Day – David Wilton
1pm Lunchtime Reticals – Callum Beaumont and Alex Gandy
Gold medallist Callum Beaumont and U.S Gold medallist Alex Gandy.
Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes. £6/£4. The National Piping Centre.
1pm Live at the Street Café – Xeremiers De Soller
Bringing the music of Mallorca to Piping Live!
1.30pm Gaelic Taster
Taster session for basic Gaelic Language. Perfect for beginners.
1.30pm Music of the Nations – Paganum, Hungary
This award winning duo from Hungary bring the traditional folk songs,
Hungarian Duda, and the famous Hurdy-gurdy instrument to Glasgow
with a contemporary twist. Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch.
1.30pm Pipe Band Performance – St Laurence O’Toole
2pm pipes|drums presents Pipes & Drums.
pipes|drums presents duets from top flight pipe majors and lead drummers in
this spectacular recital, not to be missed.
3pm Fred Morrison Reel Pipes Pipe Idol – Jack Williamson, Andrew
Clark, MacGregor Vandeven, Iain Crawford
Four of the worlds best young pipers take part in this fantastic competition.
Heat 2 Sponsored by Fred Morrison Reel Pipes.
4.30pm St Enoch Sessions
Andrea Beaton, Troy McGillivary and Matt McIsaac
A dynamic pipe, fiddle and piano combination from Nova Scotia.
Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch.
4.30pm Street Café Session – Steven Blake and Adam Holmes
A mixture of songs, traditional and self penned as well as instrumental
material drawn from a wide range of influences.
5pm 10th Birthday Tune Competition Final
Hear the final 5 selected tunes compete to become Piping Live!’s 10th
Birthday Tune. £5. The National Piping Centre.
Come along and test your taste buds with the wonderful Glenfiddich whiskies.
Free but ticketed. The National Piping Centre.
6pm Pipe band Practice
7pm Open Pipe Night
Free. Coopers Bar, Great Western Road.
7.30pm RT Shepherd International Quartets Competition
RT Shepherd and Son
Quartets from 9 of the world’s top Pipe Bands - Scottish Power,
Dowco Triumph Street, 78th Highlanders (Halifax Citadel), Vale
of Atholl, Toronto Police, Greater Glasgow Police Scotland,
St Laurence O’Toole, Canterbury Caledonian and Manawatu
Scottish - go head to head in this pre-worlds showdown!
£15.50 & £12.50. The New Athenaeum Theatre.
10pm Festival Club
A night of bellow blown piping hosted by the Lowland and Borders Piping
Society featuring performances from Hamish Moore, Chris Ormston, Judy
Barker, Fin Moore, John and Caroline Bushby and Pete Steward and
many, many more!. £5. The National Piping Centre.
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Wednesday 14th August
9.15am-10.45am Under 5’s Fun Day
Come and try Piping, Highland Dancing, and Gaelic Song with face
painting, quizzes and music. Fun for all the family!
£1 per child. The National Piping Centre.
10.30am CLASP World Amateur Solo Piping Competition – Grade 3
Free. IET Building at St Enoch Square.
11.30am Royal Guard of Oman Pipe Band
12noon Craigmount High School Pipe Band
2pm
Pipes and Drums of Basel
2.30pm Toronto Police Grade 1 Pipe Band
3pm
Toronto Police Grade 3 Pipe Band
11am and 2pm
Join a selection of restaurants from Glasgow Restaurant Association
for a free taster session in the Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
Today- Masala Twist and Boteco De Brasil.
Centre with a guided tour from Professor Hugh Cheape.
11am Book Launch - Our Journey by James Laughlin
Our Journey is the highly anticipated book featuring the Worlds greatest
pipers and drummers. They share their stories, like never before.
12noon Piobaireachd of the Day – Dr Peter McCalister
12noon Pipe Up! Talk – Noting the Tradition
Discover the Oral History of the Bagpipes with The National Piping
Centre’s new Noting the Tradition project. Centre Librarian James Beaton
guides us through the new website and app.
12noon Live at the Street Cafe – Armagh Pipers.
Dedicated to the development of traditional music,
the Armagh Pipers Club bring us a taste of Irish Piping.
1pm Live at the Street Café – Bellon Maceiras
This duo of bagpipes and accordion represent the Galician culture and
bring music consisting of their own compositions inspired by musical
traditions of various parts of the world. Sponsored by Lawrie Bagpipes.
1pm Lunchtime Recitals – Gordon Walker and Angus MacColl
A fantastic recital featuring two of Scotland’s greatest pipers.
Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes.
£6/£4. The National Piping Centre Auditorium
1.30pm Music of the Nations – Le Pivenelsacco, Italy
After the instrument was almost extinct Le Pivenelsacco now plays
the traditional tunes of the Italian Piva, along with voice, guitars and
percussions. Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch.
1.30pm Pipe band Performance –
The Glasgow Skye Association Pipe Band
2pm Street Cafe Sponsor Spot – Lawrie Bagpipes
A showcase from today’s Street Cafe sponsors, Lawrie Bagpipes,
featuring pipers from Lomond and Clyde Pipe Band and
Cowal Pipe Band. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
3pm Book Launch - Blueprint by Treacherous Orchestra
Join members of Treacherous Orchestra as they launch their debut
tunebook ‘Blueprint’ featuring tunes from their album ‘Origins’ and a
selection of their new compositions. Free. NPC Auditorium.
3pm Fred Morrison Reel Pipes Pipe Idol – Alexander Levack,
Ailis Sutherland, Alex Jeanrenand and Andrew Donlan.
Four of the Worlds Best young pipers take part. Heat 3. Sponsored by
Fred Morrison Reel Pipes. Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
4.30pm St Enoch Sessions – Steven Blake and Adam Holmes.
Steven Blake and Adam Holmes – Two members of hit folk band
RURA play a mixture of songs, traditional and self penned as well as
instrumental material drawn from a wide range of influences.
Free. St Enoch Square Bar.
4.30pm Street Café Session
Andrea Beaton, Troy McGillivray and Matt McIsaac.
This dynamic trio from Nova Scotia bring their energetic and exiting blend
of traditional Cape Breton music to the Piping Live! Street Cafe.
Come along and test your taste buds with the wonderful Glenfiddich
whiskies. Free but ticketed. The National Piping Centre.
5pm Pipe Up! Talk – Competition Psychology
with Dr Fiona McConnochie
A workshop of techniques and exercises that will help pipers of all ages
and abilities overcome mental obstacles and contribute to performance
enhancement in Piping and competition.
5.30pm Pipe band Practice – Grade 1,
Dowco Triumph Street Pipe Band, Vancouver.
7.30pm Steak and Whisky Pairing Evening at
the Butcher Shop Bar and Grill
Tickets available 0141 339 2999.
7.30pm Pipes and Strings Concert
Bellon Maceiras, Finlay MacDonald and Chris Stout,
Andrea Beaton Matt MacIsaac and Troy MacGillivray
Exploring the connection between pipes and strings across
the world this concert features globetrotting acts from Canada,
Scotland and Galicia.
£12.50/£15.50. The New Athenaeum Theatre.
10pm Festival Club – Konogan, Armagh Pipers plus special guests A live music session that will go into the wee small hours!
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Thursday 15th August
Free. St Enoch Square
Today features Grade 2 CLASP pipers. Free. IET Building at St Enoch Square.
11am
Manawatu Scottish Pipe Band
11.30pm Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Band
12noon St Andrews College Pipe Band
2pm
Vale of Atholl Pipe Band
2.30pm George Watsons Pipe Band
3pm
Ottowa Police Pipe Band
11am and 2pm
Today- The Pipers Tryst and Malmaison Brasserie.
11am Book Launch – A Tap and a Roll
Come and see author and top pipe band snare drummer Graham Brown,
along with his brother and piping gold medallist Glenn Brown, perform music
from his brand new book, debuting here at Piping Live.
Discover the treasures of the Museum of Piping at the National Piping Centre
with a guided tour from Professor Hugh Cheape.
12noon Piobaireachd of the Day – PM Gordon Walker
12noon Gaelic Conversation Cafe
The National Piping Centre
12noon Piobaireachd New and Old – Piobaireachd Society
World renowned pipers and composers Chris Armstrong and Bruce Gandy
will each play one of their own compositions along with an older piobaireachd.
12noon Live at the Street Cafe – Konogan An Habask
Konogan An Habask is a multi-instrumentalist (bombard, binioù, uilleann
pipes & low whistles) from Quimper, Brittany. Konogan has been on the
Breton folk scene for more than 15 years and is accompanied by Tibo
Niobé on guitar and Gabi Faure on fiddle. Sponsored by Wallace
Bagpipes. Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
1pm Lunchtime Recitals Ian K MacDonald and Andrew Hayes
Two premier Canadian solo pipers and Pipe Majors of Toronto Police
and Ottawa Police respectively. Ian K MacDonald and Andrew Hayes are
sure to deliver an excellent and varied recital with a North American twist.
Sponsored by McCallum Bagpipes. £6/£4.
1pm Live at the Street Café – Le Pivenelsacco
Playing traditional tunes of the Piva (Italian Bagpipe) along with voice,
guitar and percussion Sponsored by Wallace Bagpipes. Free. Street Café.
1.30 pm Gaelic Taster
1.30pm Pipe Band Performance – Dysart and Dundonald Pipe Band
1.30pm Music of the Nations – Bellon Maceiras, Galicia
This duo of bagpipes and accordion represent the Galician culture and
bring music consisting of their own compositions inspired by musical
traditions of various parts of the world.
Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square
2pm Street Cafe Sponsor Spot – Wallace Bagpipes
Quartet & Solo performances by members of St Laurence O’Toole Pipe Band.
Sponsored by Wallace Bagpipes. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
3pm Fred Morrison Reel Pipes Pipe Idol
Scott MacKay, Angus MacColl, Robyn Ada McKay and John Dew
Four of the Worlds Best young pipers take part. Heat 4. Sponsored by
Fred Morrison Reel Pipes. Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
3.30pm Roddy MacLeod Chanters Launch – Roddy MacLeod MBE
4.00pm St Enoch Sessions – Duo LaGrange Rutkowski
Providing the best in traditional music from Central France.
Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
4.30pm Street Café Session – Cillian and Niall Vallely
Two fantastic musicians from the famous Vallely family play blistering
traditional and contemporary tunes from Ireland and beyond on Uillean
pipes and Concertina. Sponsored by Wallace Bagpipes.
5pm Book Launch – A Piper’s tale by Fergus Muirhead
A new book full of fascinating and entertaining stories from some of the
world’s greatest pipers. Find out more at www.apiperstale.com.
5pm-7.00pm BLAS Festival at Piping Live!
Kathleen MacInnes, Darren Maclean, Fèis Ghlaschu
Piping Live! welcomes the BLAS festival for 2 hours of fantastic programming
from some of the best Gaelic acts in Scotland. Featuring performances
from Kathleen MacInnes, Darren Maclean, and Fèis Ghlaschu.
6pm Pipe band Practice – 78th Highlanders (Halifax Citadel)
7.15pm Lord Todd Piping Recital Challenge
P/M Gordon Walker, Angus MacColl, Stuart Liddell
and Callum Beaumont
Tickets £12 from toddpiping.ticketbud.com/2013. Sponsored by
McCallum Bagpipes. £12. Lord Todd Bar, Universtiy of Strathclyde.
7.15pm Pipes of Peace
Scottish Power Pipe Band, 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band,
New York Metro Pipe Band. Master of Ceremonies: Bob Worrall
Sponsored by R. G. Hardie and Co
£18.50. www.ticketsoup.com. 0844 395 4000
7.30pm Gaels and Gracenotes
Armargh Pipers, James Mackenzie, Julie Fowlis
Brought up on North Uist in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, Julie Fowlis
has been a proud standard bearer for Gaelic music and culture over
the course of a solo career which has spanned three highly acclaimed
studio albums. Hot off the success of her work on Disney’s Brave
soundtrack, this is Gaelic music and song at its very best. James
MacKenzie, known for his work with Scottish Folk group Breabach,
performs with his new band, playing material from his recently
released solo album. The Armagh Pipers Club are festival favourites,
bringing their blend of Irish tunes and songs to life at Piping Live!
£12.50/£15.50. The New Athenaeum Theatre.
10pm Festival Club
James Mackenzie, Le Pivenelsacco plus special guests
A live music session that will go into the wee small hours!
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Friday 16th August
Free. IET Building at St Enoch Square.
12noon Beat the Retreat. A showcase from the World Pipe Band
Championships.
2pm
Lomond and Clyde Pipe Band
2.30pm Denny and Dunipace Pipe Band
3pm
Bucksburn and District Pipe Band
11am and 2pm
Join a selection of restaurants from Glasgow Restaurant Association
for a free taster session in the Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
Today- Lychee Oriental and Butcher Shop Bar and Grill
11am and 2.30 pm Come and Try… Bagpipes
Discover the treasures of the Museum of Piping at the National Piping Centre
with a guided tour from Centre Librarian James Beaton.
12noon Sibelius Workshop – Lorne MacDougall
An interactive workshop on using sibelius for pipers.
12noon Piobaireachd of the Day
12noon Pipe Up! Talk – E-Learning and iPad Tutor Book
Learning anywhere, anytime with The National Piping Centre’s new
E-Learning website. This demonstration shows you the technology
behind The National Piping Centre’s new online classrooms.
12noon Live at the Street Cafe – James Mackenzie
Multi Instrumentalist James MacKenzie, known for his work with Scottish Folk
group Breabach, performs with his new band, playing material from his recently
released solo album. Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
1pm Live at the Street Café – Duo LaGrange Rutkowski
Two fantastic musicians from the Central region of France, playing a selection
of traditional and contemporary tunes on bagpipe and Accordion.
Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre Auditorium.
1pm Lunchtime Recitals –
Willie McCallum and Roddy MacLeod MBE
Undoubtedly two of the greatest pipers of all time share the stage in this
unique recital. £6/£4. The National Piping Centre.
1.30pm Music of the Nations – Konogan An Habask
Konogan An Habask is a multi-instrumentalist (bombard, binioù, uilleann pipes
& low whistles) from Quimper, Brittany. Konogan been on the Breton folk
scene for more than 15 years and is accompanied by Tibo Niobé on guitar
and Gabi Faure on fiddle. Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch.
1.30pm Sid Moore (Greater Glasgow Police Pipe Band)
2pm Street Cafe Sponsor Spot – Begg Bagpipes
A showcase from today’s Street Cafe sponsor, Begg Bagpipes,
featuring the Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, Edward Seaman and Robbie Greig.
2pm Reed Manipulation Workshop – Dougie Murray
With over 30 years experience in solo piping and pipe bands, Douglas
Murray, maker of Murray Reeds demonstrates the fine art of reed
manipulation. £5 (free to College members and U16s). College of Piping
2.45pm Book Launch – Fred Morrison, Outlands
Legendary Piper Fred Morrison launches his long awaited new collection
of music Outlands. Free. The National Piping Centre.
3.30pm Piping Live! Haggis eating competition
4pm Fred Morrison Reel Pipes Pipe Idol Final
The four finalists take to the National Piping Centre Stage for the grand
final of Pipe Idol. The winner will be presented with a set of Fred Morrison
Reel Pipes. £5. The National Piping Centre.
4.30pm St Enoch Sessions – Armagh Pipers
Free. Glenfiddich Tent at St Enoch Square.
4.30pm Whisky Tasting with Glenfiddich
4.30pm Street Café Session – Ross Ainslie
Sponsored by Begg Bagpipes. Free. Street Café at The National Piping Centre.
5.30pm CLASP Prizegiving
6pm Pipe Band Practice – Ottowa Police Pipe Band
7.30pm Friday Night Folk – Niall and Cillian Vallely, Voyage Quartet,
Ross Ainslie and Jarlath Henderson Big band
Featuring three of the most exciting, modern collaborations on the folk/
piping scene. Piping Live! favourites Ross Ainslie ( Scottish pipes/whistles)
and Jarlath Henderson (Uillian pipes/whistles) started playing together in
2003 and together create a pipe sound that pushes the boundaries of
what both Irish and Scottish Instruments can achieve together. Cillian and
Niall Vallely, Two fantastic musicians from the famous Vallely family play
blistering traditional and contemporary tunes from Ireland and beyond on
Uillean pipes and Concertina. Highland musician Angus MacKenzie (pipes/
whistle) and Ross Martin (guitar), both well known from their performances
with Diamh, team up with two Breton Stars, Yann-Fanch Kemener (vocals)
and Arnaud Ciapolino (wooden flute) for a night of top International music.
£12.50/£15.50 (*online booking fees may apply) Òran Mór.
10pm Festival Club
A live music session that will go into the wee small hours!
@glasgowpiping
Saturday 17th and
Sunday18th August
The World Pipe Band
Championships
The biggest piping competition on the planet has grown to a full weekend
this year. There will be heats over both days culminating in Sunday’s
thrilling Grade 1 Finals. On Saturday spectators can also enjoy the
prestigious Drum Major competition and the best in Highalnd Dancing,
and on Sunday - new for 2013 - hear live bands in the Music Tent.
The Worlds also features an extended two-day Worlds Highlander
Competition, with strong-men and -women from across the globe in an
impressive display of strength. Throughout the weekend there’s also a
fantastic Children’s Area, food stalls, a flavour bar and the traders area
with merchandise and souvenirs on sale.
Find out more at www.theworlds.co.uk
Sunday 18th August
Piping Live! Wrap Party
After a weekend at The World Pipe Band Championships
come down to The National Piping Centre for our open
house wrap party. We’ve got some fantastic music from
Fred Morrison, the Tryst’ bar is open til the small wee
hours, a Glenfiddich whisky tasting, and a ceilidh to
round off the worlds biggest week of piping!
7pm Glenfiddich Whisky Tasting
7.30pm Wrap party with Fred Morrison and Matheu Watson,
and Catriona Watt
Come and enjoy the delights of the Virtuosic and dynamic Fred Morrison to
finish of the World’s biggest and best week of Piping. Joining Fred in this great
concert is singer Catriona Watt, former BBC Scotland Young Musician of the
Year and Mod Gold Medallist. £12. The National Piping Centre.
8pm Tryst Sessions
Chilled out session in The Pipers Tryst Restaurant
10pm - Late Celebration Ceilidh
@glasgowpiping
Valid from Sunday 11th August 2013Sunday 18th August 2013. Maximum party size 10.
Over 18’s only. Last orders 8.45pm.
Craft Clachan
The Piping Live! Craft Clachan in St Enoch
Square offers a unique taste of Scotland
with boutique gifts, luxury food items,
piping memorabilia as well as Piping Live!
merchandise and tourism information.
Open Monday – Friday from 10am
This year we have the following Exhibitors
The National Piping Centre Shop - Offering Piping Live!
merchandise, various CDs and books, piping memorabilia
and much more.
It’s the Thought that Counts - Fantastic gifts and crafts,
perfect as presents or to take home for a memento of your
time in Glasgow.
Thorntonhall Ice Cream - A range of locally made real
dairy ice cream and fresh fruit sorbet. Delicious Ice Cream
is made to the highest standards at Meikle Dripps Farm,
Thorntonhall, on the southside of Glasgow.
Threepwood Fayre - Founded in 1989, Threepwood Fayre
is a genuine cottage industry producing high quality hand
made confections. Following traditional Scottish reciped
using natural spring water together with the finest of
ingredients gathered from all over the world
MacMurchie Bagpipes - Makers of quality pipes, reeds
and hide bags specialising in repair and silver work
The Fudge Shop - Handmade Fudge, Tablet, Macaroon,
Novelty Sweets
Simply Add Chilli - Lovingly handmade in the West of
Scotland with 100% fresh and natural ingredients, the unique
and exciting flavour of SIMPLY add CHILLI comes from the
combination of fresh chillis and strawberries.
Prestwick Airport - Promoting the services that Glasgow
Prestwick Airport have to offer with free flight schedules,
magazines, freebies a competition running for one lucky
winner to win Free flights.
Pipers Wellies – High quality, unique wellington boots,
specifically designed for the world of Pipe Band and Highland
Dancing.
Mithrill Jewellery – A wide range of high quality silver,
gold and enamel jewellery, often incorporating semi precious
stones, from indigenous to original contemporary style.
@glasgowpiping
Become a Friend
of the Festival
for Piping Live! 2014
Become a Friend of Piping Live! and ensure that
this amazing festival continues to grow in stature
and ensure the high quality programming continues
year on year. So this year you could become a
Friend of the Festival for only £25 and show your
support for this wonderful event.
As a Friend you will receive:
• Piping Live! t-shirt
• Exclusive Piping Live! Friend card
• Free entry to the Piping Live! festival club
• Exclusive E-News Updates throughout the year
• 10% discount on food in the Pipers’ Tryst
restaurant throughout the year*
• A complimentary copy of Piping Today
• Priority Ticket Booking
(*outwith Piping Live! no drink included)
Sign up at
www.pipinglive.co.uk/friend
Piping Live! Dine Around
5pm.co.uk are supporting Piping Live! 2013 with dozens of
offers and special events at restaurants across Glasgow.
Visit www.5pm.co.uk for more information.
@glasgowpiping
www.petruscreative.com
Thank you
PRINCIPAL SPONSOR
PRINCIPAL SUPPORTERS
MEDIA PARTNERS
EVENT SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS
@glasgowpiping
Venues
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Thousands of the world’s top pipers are set to decend upon
Glasgow from 11th-18th August 2013 to perform alongside
the creme de la crème of Scottish homegrown talent as
part of Piping Live!’s 10th Birthday. Events take place in
various locations across the city and festival-goers will be
able to enjoy fantastic live music in some of Glasgow’s most
stunning locations.
HOW TO
Book
1
THE NATIONAL PIPING CENTRE AND MUSEUM,
STREET CAFÉ AT THE NATIONAL PIPING CENTRE
AND FESTIVAL CLUB
30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow, G4 0HW
T 0141 353 0220 www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
2
ST ENOCH SQUARE
Glasgow City, G1
3
GLASGOW GREEN
Glasgow City, G40
4
Òran Mór
Top of Byres Road, Glasgow
T 0141 357 6200 www.oran-mor.co.uk
5
IET TEACHERS BUILDING
St Enoch Square, Glasgow
6
TODDS BAR AT STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY
Weaver Street, Glasgow, G4 0NP
T 0141 548 2435 www.toddsbar.com
7
THE NEW ATHENAEUM THEATRE
100 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G2 3DB
T 0141 332 5057 www.rcs.ac.uk
8
COLLEGE OF PIPING
16 – 24 Otago St, Kelvinbridge, Glasgow, G12 8JH
T 0141 334 3587 www.college-of-piping.co.uk
9
CLYDE AUDITORIUM
SECC, Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW
T 0844 395 4000 www.ticketsoup.com
New Athenaeum: 0141 332 5057
National Piping Centre: 0141 353 0220
Òran Mór: 0141 357 6200
College of Piping: 0141 334 3587
Please visit www.pipinglive.co.uk
for all details
@glasgowpiping

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