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Rifle Range, Golf Course: Inside King Charles' Old School In Scotland
Facilities at Gordonstoun School in northeast Scotland include a climbing wall, rifle range and a five-hole golf course, while pupils can even avail themselves of bagpipe lessons.
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Bagpipes In Space: How Hans Zimmer Created Dune 2's Dramatic Sound World
Industrial. Mechanical. Brutal. These are the words acclaimed electro-acoustic composer Hans Zimmer uses to describe his music for Dune: Part Two, released in Australia last week.
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Watch: Queen's Piper, Who Woke Her Up Every Morning, Closed Her Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's personal piper, who woke her up every morning with a skirl of the bagpiper, closed her state funeral with a rendition of the traditional piece 'Sleep, Dearie, Sleep'.
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Queen Elizabeth's Death Leaves Zimbabwe With Mixed Sentiments
On a chilly spring morning, a kilted piper playing the bagpipes led diplomats into Harare's stone-walled Anglican Cathedral for a thanksgiving service in honour of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Bagpiper Plays "Amazing Grace" Each Night To Remember COVID-19 Victims
Every evening, as the sun is setting over the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica, California, the mournful notes of a bagpipe playing "Amazing Grace" ring out across the beach.
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Guns, Missiles Exhibited In Riyadh: Some See Deals In Saudi Army Revamp
An army band with bagpipes marched past displays of machine guns and laser-guided missiles in Riyadh this week as international defence companies showed off their hardware.
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Flaming Bagpipes And Unicycle: Man's Bizarre 'Star Wars' Tribute Is Viral
The sight of Darth Vader, riding a unicycle and playing flaming bagpipes, isn't uncommon in Portland, Oregon, the city of weird. But thanks to a viral video on Facebook, millions more are discovering the Unipiper, as he likes to be called.
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Officer's Choice Makes Its Way To Harvard Case Study List
The case study on Officer's Choice is part of a select club of 10,000 case studies from around the world and is one of the few based in an Indian context, which has been published by Harvard Business Publishing, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Harvard University.
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Police Bands From Across US March To Honor 9/11 Victims
Playing drums and bagpipes, police bands paraded through the streets of New York on Friday in a memorial procession honoring those who died in the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
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Playing Wind Instruments Can Lead To ‘Bagpipe Lung’ Disease: Study
London: Love to play wind instruments like trumpets, trombones, saxophones or bagpipes? Be careful as you may be at a heightened risk of developing a deadly inflammatory lung disease dubbed as ‘bagpipe lung’, warns a study. The warning comes after a 61-year-old British man died of chronic inflammatory lung condition called hypersensitivity pneu...
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He Withered Away For 7 Years. Doctors Didn't Realize His Passion Was Killing Him.
By the time the man arrived at the lung disease clinic in Manchester, England, it was almost too late.
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'Bagpipe Lung' Death Prompts Warning For Wind Musicians
Musicians were warned Tuesday to clean their wind instruments regularly after British doctors reported that "bagpipe lung" had killed a man who inhaled fungi growing inside his pipes.
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Diageo's India Unit Eyes High-End Spirits to Reverse Market Share Loss
United Spirits Ltd will scale back its roster of more than 150 brands and focus on the faster-growing top end, hoping to bolster its fortunes in a market dominated by cheaper, local names.
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Andy Murray Ties the Knot With Girlfriend Kim Sears
A bagpiper welcomed Andy Murray into the church, dressed in a blue and green tartan kilt, while Kim Sears arrived in a car a few minutes later, to a peel of applause from the gathered crowds.
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Culture Meets Cricket in Glamourous World Cup Opening Ceremony
Thousands of fans crammed leafy Hagley Park to see the launch of the first World Cup in New Zealand and Australia in 23 years, the formal part of which began with a lone bagpiper and ended with a booming fireworks display --the biggest in the city's history.
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Rifle Range, Golf Course: Inside King Charles' Old School In Scotland
Facilities at Gordonstoun School in northeast Scotland include a climbing wall, rifle range and a five-hole golf course, while pupils can even avail themselves of bagpipe lessons.
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Bagpipes In Space: How Hans Zimmer Created Dune 2's Dramatic Sound World
Industrial. Mechanical. Brutal. These are the words acclaimed electro-acoustic composer Hans Zimmer uses to describe his music for Dune: Part Two, released in Australia last week.
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Watch: Queen's Piper, Who Woke Her Up Every Morning, Closed Her Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II's personal piper, who woke her up every morning with a skirl of the bagpiper, closed her state funeral with a rendition of the traditional piece 'Sleep, Dearie, Sleep'.
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Queen Elizabeth's Death Leaves Zimbabwe With Mixed Sentiments
On a chilly spring morning, a kilted piper playing the bagpipes led diplomats into Harare's stone-walled Anglican Cathedral for a thanksgiving service in honour of Queen Elizabeth II.
-
Bagpiper Plays "Amazing Grace" Each Night To Remember COVID-19 Victims
Every evening, as the sun is setting over the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica, California, the mournful notes of a bagpipe playing "Amazing Grace" ring out across the beach.
-
Guns, Missiles Exhibited In Riyadh: Some See Deals In Saudi Army Revamp
An army band with bagpipes marched past displays of machine guns and laser-guided missiles in Riyadh this week as international defence companies showed off their hardware.
-
Flaming Bagpipes And Unicycle: Man's Bizarre 'Star Wars' Tribute Is Viral
The sight of Darth Vader, riding a unicycle and playing flaming bagpipes, isn't uncommon in Portland, Oregon, the city of weird. But thanks to a viral video on Facebook, millions more are discovering the Unipiper, as he likes to be called.
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Officer's Choice Makes Its Way To Harvard Case Study List
The case study on Officer's Choice is part of a select club of 10,000 case studies from around the world and is one of the few based in an Indian context, which has been published by Harvard Business Publishing, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Harvard University.
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Police Bands From Across US March To Honor 9/11 Victims
Playing drums and bagpipes, police bands paraded through the streets of New York on Friday in a memorial procession honoring those who died in the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
-
Playing Wind Instruments Can Lead To ‘Bagpipe Lung’ Disease: Study
London: Love to play wind instruments like trumpets, trombones, saxophones or bagpipes? Be careful as you may be at a heightened risk of developing a deadly inflammatory lung disease dubbed as ‘bagpipe lung’, warns a study. The warning comes after a 61-year-old British man died of chronic inflammatory lung condition called hypersensitivity pneu...
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He Withered Away For 7 Years. Doctors Didn't Realize His Passion Was Killing Him.
By the time the man arrived at the lung disease clinic in Manchester, England, it was almost too late.
-
'Bagpipe Lung' Death Prompts Warning For Wind Musicians
Musicians were warned Tuesday to clean their wind instruments regularly after British doctors reported that "bagpipe lung" had killed a man who inhaled fungi growing inside his pipes.
-
Diageo's India Unit Eyes High-End Spirits to Reverse Market Share Loss
United Spirits Ltd will scale back its roster of more than 150 brands and focus on the faster-growing top end, hoping to bolster its fortunes in a market dominated by cheaper, local names.
-
Andy Murray Ties the Knot With Girlfriend Kim Sears
A bagpiper welcomed Andy Murray into the church, dressed in a blue and green tartan kilt, while Kim Sears arrived in a car a few minutes later, to a peel of applause from the gathered crowds.
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Culture Meets Cricket in Glamourous World Cup Opening Ceremony
Thousands of fans crammed leafy Hagley Park to see the launch of the first World Cup in New Zealand and Australia in 23 years, the formal part of which began with a lone bagpiper and ended with a booming fireworks display --the biggest in the city's history.
