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Video: Indian Band Play 'Dhoom Machale' To Welcome King Charles At Event
Blending Scottish bagpipes and Bollywood, an Indian band welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla at a royal ceremony by playing the beats of Dhoom Machale.
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Old Town To Advocates Close: Diljit Dosanjh's Edinburgh Trip Was Walk Down Medieval History
On another page of his travel diaries, Diljit Dosanjh met a bagpiper and he danced to his melodious tunes.
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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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Video: Indian Band Play 'Dhoom Machale' To Welcome King Charles At Event
Blending Scottish bagpipes and Bollywood, an Indian band welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla at a royal ceremony by playing the beats of Dhoom Machale.
-
Old Town To Advocates Close: Diljit Dosanjh's Edinburgh Trip Was Walk Down Medieval History
On another page of his travel diaries, Diljit Dosanjh met a bagpiper and he danced to his melodious tunes.
-
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.
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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.
