Glenfiddich Piping Championship
The Glenfiddich Piping Championship was established in 1974 to inspire and stimulate the world’s finest individual pipers and to seek the best overall exponents of ceol mor or piobaireachd (the great music) and ceol beag (the little music).
Results from the 44th Glenfiddich Piping Championship are as follows -
PIOBAIREACHD
| 1st | Jack Lee | Lament for the Earl of Antrim |
| 2nd | Angus MacColl | The End of the Great Bridge |
| 3rd | Iain Speirs | Scarce of Fishing |
| 4th | Glenn Brown | Lament for the Laird of Anapool |
| 5th | Callum Beaumont | Lament for MacLeod of Colbeck |
MARCH, STRATHSPEY AND REEl
| 1st | Roderick MacLeod | The Clan MacColl, The Piper’s Bonnet, The Rejected Suitor |
| 2nd | Jack Lee | The Marchioness of Tulliebardine, Arniston Castle, Drum Major John Seton |
| 3rd | Alasdair Henderson | The Duke of Roxburgh’s Farewell to the Blackmount Forest, The Caledonian Society of London, Mrs. MacPherson of Inveran |
| 4th | Craig Sutherland | MacLean of Pennycross, The Islay Ball, John Morrison of Assynt House |
| 5th | Cameron Drummond | The Braes of Castle Grant, Inveraray Castle, John MacKechnie |
2017 Overall Winners Are:
| 1st | Jack Lee |
| 2nd | Roderick MacLeod MBE |
| 3rd | Angus MacColl |
THE BALVENIE MEDAL FOR SERVICES TO PIPING was awarded to Major Sandy Jones, Jonesville, Tennessee
The 2018 Glenfiddich Piping Championship will commence at 10am on Saturday, 27th October in Blair Castle, Blair Atholl.
For further information please contact liz.maxwell@wgrant.com, phone no. 0845 602 1974. Alternatively, The National Piping Centre, 0141 353 0220.