Drum Major Ian Esson and Pipe Major James Cooper leading Ballater & District Pipe Band on the march as they arrived at the 2022 Aboyne Highland Games. These were held on Saturday 6th August 2022 on the green at Aboyne in Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The band are playing "I See Mull" as they entered and then "Colin's Cattle" and "Bloody Fields of Flanders". Ballater & District Pipe Band was formed in 1993, with the forerunner being the Ballater Branch Air Training Corps Pipe Band of the 1950

The Vale of Atholl Pipe Band playing "Highland Cathedral" during the 2022 Kenmore Highland Games. The solo piper is Stuart Letford, a renowned piping tutor and Editor of the Piping Times, the world’s most widely read and respected piping journal, and author of the best-selling Little Book of Piping Quotations. The band, who were led during the Games by Drum Major Kenny Forbes and Pipe Major Tom Lewin, are wearing muted MacNaughton tartan (red) from a previous sponsorship and the Murray of Atholl

"Amazing Grace" performed by the massed Highland Pipe Bands gathered at beautiful Dunrobin Castle in Sutherland, starting with the youngest players. This was part of the Highland pipe band fundraising event in April 2019. This year the massed bands will gather at Alness near the Cromarty Firth on Saturday 25th April 2020, raising funds for the Alness Heritage Centre and the Invergordon Museum. | Scotland Online

The massed Highland Pipe Bands playing outside beautiful Dunrobin Castle by Golspie Village in Sutherland on Saturday 27th April 2019. This was part of the Highland pipe band fundraising event for TYKES - The Young Karers East Sutherland. The tunes pereformed were 'High Road to Gairloch' 'Brown Haired Maiden' and 'Highland Laddie' Visit Sutherland Led by leading Drum Major Duncan Macdonald, the ten bands present were Sutherland Caledonian Pipe Band, Royal Burgh of Tain Pipe Band, Strathpeffer an