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	Kiltie Band - Wikipedia
		The band is also known for antics like chugging large quantities of chocolate milk, performing the annual "scatter show", as well as occasionally marching down the halls of certain academic buildings.
		The Kiltie Band is a volunteer organization of current students, and also a handful of alumni who refuse to leave after graduation.
		The main goal of the Kiltie Band, however, is for its members to have fun, so this disparity in musical proficiency does not cause a problem.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiltie_Band (245 words)

	Pipe Bands
		The record of the band’s tartan, which is named "Greylock" for the mountain.
		During the years that the band was active in pipe-band competitions, the tune also was our victory salute.
		For example, it signified the band’s designation as the Best Pipe Band in America’s Hometown 4th of July Parade, which in 1992 was televised internationally on PBS and the Armed Forces Television Network.
	www.wmhg.org /pipe.htm (456 words)

	Kilties - News
		The Galt Kiltie Band was awarded the Gold Standard at the Guelph Kiwanis Music Festival located in Guelph, Ontario in February 2004.
		The Galt Kiltie Band is celebrating their 100th Anniversary by inviting all current and former members along with their guests to a reunion dinner, to be held on Friday, October 4, 2002 at the Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 121), 82 Ainslie St. S., Cambridge Ontario.
		The Galt Kiltie Band is saddened to annouce that Ken Dearlove passed away on March 12, 2001.
	www.galtkiltieband.com /news.php (677 words)

	Galt Kiltie Band - History: History Article Index
		The goal of this section of the Galt Kiltie Band website, is to give you rough idea of what this band has done in the past and for you to appreciate its rich history.
		Long-time member of the band, Bob Fox (50 years in 1999!), is seriously considering writing a book about this history of the band, which is the oldest continuously running band in Waterloo County.
		For his planned book, the band has more than enough history to fill several volumes, so what is here on the website is meant to just give you a taste of what is to come.
	www.galtkiltieband.com /history/index.php (293 words)

	ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT - MUSIC
		At the Kiltie Band show, MacLeod welcomes backing by cellist Joel Cohen and guitarist and singer/songwriter Ron Carlson, with whom she also performs as a duo around town.
		The transition from being a teen band able to call on classmates to pack all-ages shows to moving on to the 21+ club circuit where band loyalty is hard to brew has slain many a local group's potential.
		While he and his band mates have just reach their 20s, Desantis is already worrying about "my remaining years" on "Adorn," whose heavy ringing guitars are complemented by acoustic guitars.
	www.worcestermag.com /archives/2005/01-20-05/current/ande_music.shtml (1203 words)

	CKTimes.ca - Remembering a Wallaceburg institution: The Wallaceburg Kiltie Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The band, which was formed early in the 20th century and existed until 1975, was once a signature ambassador for Wallaceburg, performing far and wide from St. Petersburg, Florida to the Toronto National Exhibition to points in Michigan and all over Southwestern Ontario.
		The Kiltie Band Reunion, held Saturday in the Jeanne Gordon Theatre in the Von Ayres Cultural Centre in Wallaceburg, brought together former members of the band and about 40 posed for a group photo.
		The reunion was prompted when former Kiltie Band archivist, 93-year-old Murray Newkirk, came up with a VHS tape of the band's legendary visit to St. Petersburg to perform in the Festival of the States parade in January, 1951.
	www.cktimes.ca /print_article_photos.php?story=4657 (338 words)

	:: Alma College :: Kiltie Marching Band ::
		David Zerbe, the Kiltie Marching Band is the most visible of all the bands as they perform at home football games, local parades, and the very popular indoor marching band concert in the fall.
		Students find their band experience to be both intense and rewarding, and freshmen say it's the best way to meet people on campus.
		The band also travels and performs for thousands of people in the local community at a variety of parades and events throughout the year.
	www2.alma.edu /academics/music/instrumental/kiltie_marching.htm (142 words)

	MB Music - Seattle Times 1952 Article
		Courtesy of the Seattle Times, November 23, 1952—Wearing imported Scotch uniforms, Mount Baker High School’s kiltie band from the small community of Deming is one of the showiest student musical organizations in the state.
		This old newspaper puts the Mountaineer Band in the spotlight for their “operation in a professional way” and how “keeping the band outfitted is a community project”.
		The first kiltie uniforms for the Mountaineer Band were acquired 17 years prior to 1952 with parents making them.
	www.mtbaker.wednet.edu /music/times.htm (353 words)

	Franklin & Marshall College \| Athletics
		Attired in traditional Scottish kilts and playing an assortment of instruments, including bagpipes, the Kiltie Band are one of the most unique supporting bands in all of collegiate sports.
		The Kiltie Band made its public appearance on Andrew Carnegies' birthday, November 25, 1922, at Forbes Field where Carnegie Tech played the University of Notre Dame.
		Today the Kiltie Band is under the direction of Paul Gerlach, a Pittsburgh native and graduate of Carnegie Mellon.
	server1.fandm.edu /departments/Athletics/football/stories/028AE1E2CA.html (1654 words)

	Galt Kiltie Band - Cambridge (Galt), Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Galt Kiltie Band is a non-profit community band in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
		Comprised entirely of volunteer musicians, our band is one of the few bands left in the province that still retains both a full formal uniform and still does marching/parades.
		The "Kilties", as we are known by the townspeople, put on a large number of concerts each year.
	www.galtkiltieband.com (170 words)

	Kiltie Band Boosters
		The Riverview High School Kiltie Band Boosters, Inc., was incorporated on January 15, 1981 to provide support to the staff of the Kiltie Band.
		To assist the band, its Director and Administrative Staff with any and all projects designed for improvement of the band and it's physical facilities.
		To purchase, acquire, replace, improve, maintain and repair buildings, structures and equipment relating to the activities of the band as the Board of Directors of the Corporation may determine to be desirable.
	www.rhskiltieband.com /boosters.htm (446 words)

	Kiltie Concert Band Bellevue Canada Music at Brassmusicsales.Net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kiltie Concert Band Bellevue Canada Music is at Brassmusicsales.Net.
		It is a particular regular guest on commercial in addition to public radio networks nationwide, performing on plans such as St. This illustrious tune is supported by means of an interesting piano part with jazz harmonies in addition to rhythmic pulse.
		However, within the late 1980s he returned to brass banding in addition to was principal trombone within the Thundersley Band within Essex.
	www.brassmusicsales.net /KILTIECONCERTBANDBELLEVUECANADAMUSIC.php (728 words)

	Chatham This Week, Chatham, ON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Almost 70 years later, Brisco is the longest serving member of the Kiltie Band’s successor, the Chatham Concert Band.
		Young Brisco attended Chatham Collegiate Institute and practised with the school’s 12-piece band, which was under the direction of Sydney Chamberlain, who had moved to Chatham from England in 1930 to lead the Kiltie Band.
		When Brisco joined the Kiltie Band, there were 40 musicians, about the same as today.
	www.chathamthisweek.com /story.php?id=174649 (810 words)

	Carnegie Mellon Kiltie Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kiltie Band was founded in 1908 by a group of seven students who assembled on Saturday afternoons to cheer and add color to football games at Carnegie Tech, as the university was then known.
		The modern Kiltie Band draws from both the undergraduate and graduate levels; members representing diverse departments and disciplines.
		Their unique set of "cheers" found in the "Official Kiltie Band Cheerbook" adds to the enjoyment of Saturdays at Gesling Stadium.
	www.ucband.uc.edu /kappakappapsi/compendium/cmu02/band.htm (185 words)

	CMU's Kiltie Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kiltie Band has a long tradition of organized cheering in the stands.
		For every year the band has a cheermaster selected from the Trombone section, the band has an anti-cheermaster selected from a different section of the band.
		The anti-cheermaster's job is to select and organize cheers/heckles from the Kiltie Band, drawing from the resource of the widely-published and ever notorious Anti-Cheermaster's Notebook.
	www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu /usr/kiltie/who/cheer.html (225 words)

	1946_Kilties_Scrapbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A Kiltie father and son trip to a Cub ball game in Chicago is scheduled for Sunday, July 7.
		Scout Drum and Bugle Corps, the Racine Musicians Band, the Kiltie Drum and Bugle Corps, and the Elks Band.
		In total, nine Wisconsin bands and six from Illinois and Indiana competed in the big show.
	racinekiltiealumni.org /1946_Kilties_Scrapbook.html (2805 words)

	Dominion Web Directory : Arts : Music : Marching : Marching_Bands : College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Band members are chosen by audition, and represent virtually every school and curriculum on the Auburn campus, features band staff roster and sounds section.
		The CMU Kiltie Band, under the direction of Paul Gerlach, provides pictures, band history and practice schedule.
		The Power and Class of New England, the Minuteman Marching Band is one of the finest collegiate marching bands in the East.
	directory.dominion-web.com /Top/Arts/Music/Marching/Marching_Bands/College (1176 words)

	Gary Shaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		With a family lineage of McFarlane and Shaw, Gary was immersed in the Celtic tradition at an early age.
		As a young lad there were many memories of attending highland gatherings in the Boston area when the then-champion Worcester Kiltie Band were always featured.
		In addition to Gary, both his brothers play the pipes, one with the current grade 5 Worcester Kiltie Band, and the other as a solo piper.
	www.mistyislepb.com /biogary.htm (161 words)

	Marching Bands, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
		The band, or individual members, are available for performances in memorial services, parades, conventions, fundraisers, weddings, etc. The band is always looking for new members from the law enforcement community in the greater Pittsburgh area.
		The PFMPB is a pipe and drum band comprised of mostly active City of Pittsburgh Firefighters.
		The band is available for performances in parades, conventions, gala events, fundraisers, memorial services, weddings, etc. The band is always looking for new members, especially firefighters from throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area.
	www.clpgh.org /subject/music/marchbands.html (588 words)

	Laster.it - Free guitar tabs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The group formed in 1996 with seasoned musicians residing in Massachusetts and released their debut disc "Home," displaying a country/alternative/pop sound, early in 1998.
		The band provides live entertainment for weddings in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
		Formed in 1916, the Kiltie Band - a Grade II competition bagpipe band - is one of the oldest continually functioning pipe bands in the United States.
	www.laster.it /Music/Regional/North_America/United_States/Massachusetts/Localities/Worcester (211 words)

	Graham Nasby's Online Resources - Local Community Orchestras & Concert Bands
		There are other bands which are also close by but I have limited this list to bands that are within a 45 minute drive from Guelph.
		Other bands which are a bit further away can be found on my bandsman links & resources page.
		If you have any questions about any of these bands, and can't get a hold of them, just give me a shout and I will do my best to point you in the right direction.
	www.grahamnasby.com /misc/music_local-groups.shtml (443 words)

	Worcester Fire Brigade Pipes and Drums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		THE WORCESTER FIRE BRIGADE PIPES AND DRUMS were founded in October 1994 when Firefighter Jim McClune and Worcester Kiltie Band member Bill McGinnes, were discussing the possibilities of having a drummer to march with the Worcester Fire Department during parades in order to keep everyone marching in step.
		The Pipe Section was taught by former Worcester Kiltie Band member William McGinnes.
		It was at that time, Neil Gow (a friend of William McGinnes from the Worcester Kiltie Band), stepped forward to instruct the raw talent that had started to play the bagpipes together.
	www.worcesterfirebrigade.com (281 words)

	Links: No Strings Attached Community Band of Sudbury, Canada
		National organization representing the interests of school, military, and community bands throughout Canada.
		The Galt Kiltie Band is a non-profit community band in Cambridge, Ontario.
		Non-profit group seeks to promote band music internationally and to "uphold the ideals of the American march composer Sousa." The foundation provides numerous awards to outstanding high school, university, and community bands.
	nostringsattachedband.org /Links/Links.htm (209 words)

	Worcester Kiltie Pipe Band
		Formed in 1916, the Kiltie Band is one of the oldest continually functioning pipe bands in the United States.The competitive heights reached by the band have yet to be equaled by any United States pipe band.
		After an exodus of most of those talented Grade II players in 2002 the band was left with quite a void to fill.
		For anyone that is interested in joining the band our rehearsals are held at the Air National Guard base on Skyline drive off of Route 9 in Worcester, Massachusetts every Wednesday from 7-9 P.M. To book the Worcester Kiltie Pipe Band, please contact Band Manager Jim Flanagan (978) 534-3102.
	www.wkpb.com /about.html (302 words)

	Drumlines.org: Marching Percussion Education Community: PITT
		I would assume so, since the deadlines for the fall semester have probably long passed.
		Hey BP, not half as "interesting" as the Kiltie Band drumline, though
		kiltie was pretty good for the few years i was there...
	www.drumlines.org /threads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/101991/Main/100113 (222 words)

	musical-styles: marching: marching-bands: high-school: florida So Musical (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Includes directory of band officers and section leaders, competition schedule and scores, student accolades, photo albums, handbook, band parents association meetings and activities, memories, links and feedback form.
		Features calendar, photos, news from the Band Parents Association, forms, information about the Symphonic and Concert bands.
		Mulberry, Florida, band features photos, audio files, band camp news, Parent Association officers and meeting dates, a list of student officers, and fund-raiser details.
	www.somusical.com /musical-styles/marching/marching-bands/high-school/florida (306 words)

	Carnegie Mellon Alumni \| Pittsburgh Clan - Winter 2003 Newsletter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kiltie Band sings Carnegie Mellon’s fight song, along with the rest of the fans who were at the Johns Hopkins football game.
		Kiltie Band members really brought fun to the event with their great football cheers, great music, and great sportsmanship.
		During the half-time show, band members invited the small but feisty Johns Hopkins band members to come join the CMU half-time show on the field.
	pittsburgh.alumni.cmu.edu /newsletters/win2003pg1.html (705 words)

	Pipe band - Grampian Police Pipe Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Louisville Pipe Band is a competitive Grade Four Pipe Band (bagpipes and drums) based in Louisville, Kentucky.
		Joins all pipers, drummers, pipe bands and supporters and gives a set of rules to govern competitions in the Atlantic provinces.
		Tulach Ard Pipe Band, the premier pipe band of Boston and New England.
	www.linksession.com /q/pipe-band.htm (196 words)

	Community Band/Orchestra Resources - Community Orchestra/Band Resources (Ontario, Canada)
		Argonotes - official band of the Toronto Argonauts - Toronto, Ontario
		The Concert Band of Coburg - Coburg, Ontario
		Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines- England (U.K.)
	www.grahamnasby.com /misc/music_local-resources.shtml (1110 words)

	Alma College: Music
		The Kiltie Marching Band, in its colorful Scottish regalia, performs at home football games and is a favorite at off-campus events such as the Detroit Thanksgiving Day Parade.
		While on tour with the Kiltie Band, the Percussion Ensemble has performed in Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Orlando and throughout Michigan.
		In addition to three professional degrees — a Bachelor of Music degree in music education, a Bachelor of Music degree in performance and a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in music — Alma offers the option to study for a music-related career in arts management, business, music technology or teaching.
	www.alma.edu /admissions/academic_opportunities/programs/music (657 words)

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