Camelon and District Pipe Band appealing for new members

The award-winning Camelon and District Pipe Band (CDPB) has launched a recruitment drive as it looks to add to its talented ranks.
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Set up in 1913, the organisation’s enthralling performances saw it named Champion of Champions for 2019 at the World Pipe Championships.

Before coronavirus put a halt to such competitions, CDPB had also won the 2019 Scottish Championships, claimed second place at the European Championships, third in the British Championships and sixth at the UK Championships.

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The award-winning Camelon and District Pipe Band is looking to recruit new members for the 2022 season. Picture: Michael Gillen.The award-winning Camelon and District Pipe Band is looking to recruit new members for the 2022 season. Picture: Michael Gillen.
The award-winning Camelon and District Pipe Band is looking to recruit new members for the 2022 season. Picture: Michael Gillen.
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The band is seeking all pipers with grade 4A/3B experience for the 2022 season.

Its practice nights are held on Mondays at Tamfourhill Community Centre (7-9pm), with Thursday sessions set to be announced.

A CDPB spokesman said: “Now we are regrouping for an exciting season ahead, we are looking to build on a great run of form from our last competitive season and would love to see some new faces join the band.”

Visit camelonanddistrictpb.co.uk for more information.

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