ILT City of Invercargill Highland Pipe Band - Winning, and Innovative, Street March - Timaru 2013

ILT City of Invercargill Highland Pipe Band Grade 2 (post contest promoted to Grade 1) performing their winning street march at the NZ National Pipe Band Champs in Timaru 2013. Notice the alternative to rolls at the start. Cameron Drummond is teaching this hornpipe as a part of a suite in this class.

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Regal. Stately. Majestic. It’s one of the biggest bagpipe tunes ever, behind only "Amazing Grace" and perhaps "Scotland the Brave." "Highland Cathedral" is – or should be – in every piper’s repertoire.  But how much do you know about this tune? Time and again you’ll see it listed in programs as "Highland Cathedral" – traditional Scottish bagpipe tune. But that’s wrong.

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