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former members of the 92nd Regiment of Foot, Gordon Highlander s . After seeking permission, the company officially


became“D”Company – Buffalo City Guard – Gordon Highlanders.Today’s Company, though ready to serve God and Country, is no longer a combat unit, we are now a parade organization consisting of drums, pipes and color guard, proudly upholding our military traditions. On 28 April 2012 we will be


celebrating our 175 years of service with family and friends at a special edition of our annual Highland Ball, ‘An Evening with the Gordons’. As part of the festivities we hold a Chinese auction and raffle and I would like to ask you to consider making a donation. Any type or size of donation would be greatly appreciated and would help make our evening a success. All donors will be recognized for their contribution and support. On behalf of myself and all members of “D” Company – Buffalo City Guard – Gordon Highlanders, I would like to thank you for your consideration in supporting the Company.


Marc D. Ankerund, Tonawanda NY


• Suitable prize on its way . . . Ed. Ceol Mor DVD


Sir,


Have you considered making a DVD for learning piobaireachd? I


45 mankerud@ankerud.com


• The new digital version of Tutor 4 – Piobaireachd is exactly what you need.All


believe that it would be very beneficial to the learner if we could see and hear yourself in person. It would go a long way in making things more clear as I’m sure you now about the five steps of the learning process. This is a very critical one: the ability to see and hear the actual skills being performed.With the renewed interest in piobaireachd, I’m sure you would agree that it would go a long way to making better pipers and it surely would sell well. I have taken up enough of your time. I really hope you do make one; your other videos were very helpful, and if you do, sign me up for the first one! John Dunlap, via email.


sound files are embed- ded on the page as are the four tunes studied The Company’s Lament, MacIntosh’s Banner, Glengarry’s Lament and Lament for Alasdair Dearg all played in full on the pipes. In addition there are com- prehensive video files of how to make all the important movements.The digital tutor is available via the CoP Shop and on iPad where it is particularly easy to use . . . Ed.


Spanish Burns Sir, Like many pipers at this time my


services were called upon to play and organise various Burn´s Suppers the difference being the location which happens to be in the south eastern part of the province of Almeria in Spain.The events associated with the


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