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Prizewinners 2010
Archie Kenneth Quaich Competition 2010
The eighteenth annual competition for amateur piobaireachd players for the Archie Kenneth Quaich was held in the relaxed atmosphere of The Royal Scottish Pipers’ Society’s rooms in Edinburgh on Saturday 6th March 2010. The Piobaireachd Society sponsors the competition.
There was a good entry of 25 players and the competition was judged by Mr Ronald Clark and Mr Ronald McShannon. Once again, it was a most enjoyable occasion.
The results were as follows:
1st Tom Peterkin, Edinburgh, playing “Lament for the Little Supper”
2nd Eric McKimmon, Edinburgh, playing “Clan Campbell's Gathering”
3rd Andrew Frater, Uphall, playing “The MacGregors' Salute”
4th Alan Forbes, Edinburgh, playing "Lord Lovat's Lament"
5th John Frater, Darlington, playing “Lament for MacSwan of Roaig”
The full list of competitors, and the tunes they played, was as follows:
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Iain MacDonald
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The Marquis of Argyll's Salute
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Andrew Park
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Struan Robertson's Salute
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Walter Gray
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Tulloch Ard
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Gavin Greene
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I am Proud to play a Pipe
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Martin Lowe
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Catherine's Lament
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John Frater
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Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
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Kirsteen MacDonald
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Lament for Donald of Laggan
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Eric McKimmon
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Clan Campbell's Gathering
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Tom Peterkin
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Lament for the Little Supper
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Alan Forbes
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Lord Lovat's Lament
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Ian McCabe
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Black Donald's March
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Theresa Brown
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Lament for MacDonald's Tutor
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Rob Armstrong
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The Massacre of Glencoe
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Alastair MacQueen
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MacLeod's Short Tune
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James Kenny
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Lament for the Viscount of Dundee
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Kathryn McEwan
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MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart's Lament No 2
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Kerr Cowan
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The Little Spree
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Leslie Barrett
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The Glen is Mine
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Robert Smart
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MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart's Lament No 1
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Keith Bowes
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The Massacre of Glencoe
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Ray Bell
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The End of the Great Bridge
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Andrew Frater
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The MacGregors' Salute
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Allan Harper
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Mackenzie of Applecross's Salute
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Tom Graham
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The Field of Gold
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Chris Ogilvie
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Grain in Hides and Corn in Sacks
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Prizewinners 2009
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Archie Kenneth Quaich Competition
The seventeenth annual competition for amateur piobaireachd players for the Archie Kenneth Quaich was held in the relaxed atmosphere of The Royal Scottish Pipers’ Society’s rooms in Edinburgh on Saturday 7th March 2009. The Piobaireachd Society sponsors the competition.
There was a good entry of 22 players and the competition was judged by Dr Jack Taylor, President of the Piobaireachd Society, and Mr Roddy MacLeod, Principal of The National Piping Centre. Once again, it was a most enjoyable occasion.
The results were as follows:
1st Alan Forbes, Edinburgh, playing “The Mackays’ Banner”
2nd Alastair MacQueen, Rothesay, playing “I am Proud to play a Pipe”
3rd Colin MacNeill, Edinburgh, playing “Lament for Donald of Laggan”
4th John Frater, Darlington, playing “MacNeill of Barra’s March”
The full list of competitors, and the tunes they played, was as follows:
Kathryn McEwan The Little Spree
Robert Smart MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart’s Lament No 1
Colin MacNeill Lament for Donald of Laggan
Leslie Barrett The Old Woman’s Lullaby
Hugh Dinwoodie Colin MacRae of Invereenat’s Lament
Alastair MacQueen I am Proud to play a Pipe
Andrew Frater Lament for Captain MacDougall
Kerr Cowan Corrienessan’s Salute
Alan Forbes The Mackays’ Banner
John Frater MacNeill of Barra’s March
Charles Dunbar MacCrimmon’s Sweetheart
Chris Ogilvie The Old Men of the Shells
Theresa Brown Colin MacRae of Invereenat’s Lament
Tom Graham Too Long in this Condition
Iain MacDonald The Little Spree
Ian McCabe Corrienessan’s Salute
Martin Lowe The Battle of Bealach nam Brog
Alasdair Morrison Lament for Captain MacDougall
Kirsteen MacDonald The Company’s Lament
Walter Gray The Groat
Allan Harper Lament for Captain MacDougall
Rob Armstrong The Massacre of Glencoe
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