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Offices of Residence
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Cathedral Piper in Residence, St. James Cathedral, Seattle (since 1990)
Resident Bagpiper, St. Mark’s Cathedral, Seattle (since 1993)
Pipe Major, Elliott Bay Pipe Band, Seattle (since 2003)
Piping Chair, Mastery of Scottish Arts, Seattle (1995-2008) Board of Directors, Celtic Arts Foundation (since 2008)
Voting Member, National Academy of Recording Arts (since 1999)
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| Broadcasts | Oprah, The Farewell Season, November 2010 Bryan Adams, duet, Seattle's Paramount Theater (sold out), April 2011 [in concert] KOMO TV, 9/11 Anniversary, roof of the Space Needle, September 2011
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KCTS Connects, Performance/Interview, October 2000
Bill Nye, the Science Guy (Disney & KCTS) three episodes, 1997
KIRO AM, Performance/Interview, March 2000
KOMO Radio, Performance/Interview, February 1997
K106 FM, Live Performance/Interview, March 1995
KUOW, Live Performance/Interview with Dave Beck, January 1995
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Recordings
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Iona Abbey, CD, Quintana-Leon Studios, 1998
Progress,Soundtrack,Web Crowell Productions, 1997
Turning Toward You, CD by Stanley Greenthal,1997
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Solo Awards include…B.C. Pipers’ Annual Gathering
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Winner, 2006, 2005 & 2004 Ian Charles MacLeod Memorial Shield,
Gd II Piobaireachd, BC Pipers Annual Gathering
“The Duke of Athole's Salute” (2006)
“Macleods Short Tune” (2005)
“MacKenzie of Applecross’ Salute (2004)
2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd, “Glengarries March” (2001)
3rd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd,“Lament for Lady
Margaret MacDonald” (2000)
5th Place, Jig (2001)
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Lyon University,
Arkansas Scottish Festival
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1st Place, Strathspey/Reel, 1st Place Jig/Hornpipe, 1st Place 6/8 March,
1st Place Piobaireachd “MacLeod’s Controversy”;
1st Place 6/8 March, 2nd Place 2/4 March (all 2004)
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Washington Piping Association
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Winner, Grade II Aggregate (2004)
1st Place, Grade II Piobaireachd, “The Little Spree” (2003)
1st Place, Grade II Jig/Hornpipe (2003)
2nd Place, Grade II 6/8 March (2000)
1st Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (2001)
1st Place, Grade IPiobaireachd, “Battle of the Pass of Crieff” (1996)
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Portland Highland Games:
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1st Place, Grade II Piobaireachd, “The King’s Taxes” (1999)
2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (1997)
2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (1996)
1st Place, Old Highland Aire Grade III (1995 & 1994)
2nd Place, Strathspey & Reel Grade III (1993)
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British Columbia:
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2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (1999)
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Pacific Northwest Highland Games:
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2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (2003)
3rd Place, Jig (1999)
2nd Place, 6/8 March (1995)
3rd Place, 2/4 March (1995)
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| Skagit Games: | 1st Place, Grade I Piobaireachd, "Duke of Athole's Salute" (2010)
4th Place, Grade I Piobaireachd (2009)
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2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (2000)
2nd Place, Grade II Piobaireachd (1999)
Winner, Grade III Piping Aggregate (1995)
1st Place, Piobaireachd “The Battle of Auldearn, Setting No. 1” (1995)
1st Place, Strathspey & Reel (1995)
2nd Place, 2/4 March (1995)
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Bellingham Highland Games:
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3rd Place, 2/4 March (1994)
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Organizations Founded
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Mastery of Scottish Arts, founding member 1997, former president (3 years)
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Performance Instruments
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1890 Great Highland Bagpipes by David Glen, silver/silver
1900 Great Highland Bagpipes by R. G. Lawrie, ivory/german silver
1996 Scottish Small Pipe by D. Naill, Victorian Silver engraving
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