Performances

Greenville Highland Games

May 27, 2016

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The Atholl Highlanders Pipes and Drums USA placed 5th overall at the Greenville Highland Games.  Our drum corps placed 4th in the competition.

Drum Sgt. Denise Duncan had a second and third place in her solo competitions.
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Congratulations to all of the band on it’s hard work.

 

 

Throwback Thursday

Atlanta Steeplechase

Bagpipers at Atlanta Steeplechase, 1997.
Back row,  L-R: Charlotte Clarke; Berkeley Strobel, pipe major; Wayne Coleman; Ron Dachs. Front row L-R: Chris Rickert; Don Bogue, drum major.

The AHPD has been honored to participate in opening ceremonies for the Atlanta Steeplechase for many years. This photo was taken in 1997, the first year the steeplechase was held at its current location. In prior years it was held at the Seven Branches Farm in Cumming.

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Throwback Thursday

At the Fox with The Chieftains

Atholl Highlanders USA with at Fox Theatre with The ChieftainsPerforming on a world-class stage with world-class musicians in front of a large appreciative audience is something we’ll never forget.

In February of 2009, The Chieftains contacted us about whether a unit of 10 musicians from our band could accompany them on stage for their concert at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Of course we said yes!

HOW Long?!

The concert was less than three weeks out, and we needed to learn two new pieces of music as a band. Continue reading At the Fox with The Chieftains →

Music Monday

The Green Hills of Tyrol

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AHPD performing with massed bands at the Stone Mountain Highland Games.

At any highland games, when all the bands gather on the field, you’re likely to hear the familiar strains of Green Hills of Tyrol. It is usually played as a set with When the Battle’s O’er.

The Green Hills of Tyrol is one of the best-known, and oldest, tunes played by pipe bands today. It was originally from the opera “William Tell” by Rossini, but Continue reading The Green Hills of Tyrol →

History

Clan Murray’s Most Famous Member

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Stirling bridge in front of Wallace monument. Source: PA Wire

We are so honored to be representatives of the Duke of Atholl and Clan Murray here in the US!
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Listen as Carl MacDougall tells the story of one of Scotland’s famous Clans.