Promoting Scottish Heritage & Music
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The Angus Scott Pipe Band - A Celtic Experience!
Our Beginning
The Angus Scott Pipe Band was formed in 1955 by a small but dedicated group and is one of the oldest continuing Scottish bagpipe bands in the Spokane & Coeur d'Alene area.
The band was named in memory of Pipe Major Angus Scott of Kimberley B.C. His enthusiasm and support for the project had much influence on the Scottish community in the Inland Empire.
In this photo of the Kimberley Pipe Band dated July 1, 1927 we see Angus and his brother Hamish Scott:
Back Row: G. Taylor, A. Fergus
Front Row: Angus Scott, Hamish Scott, D. Burke, H. Fraser, J. Ewin
The primary objectives of the Angus Scott Pipe Band are:
- To promote public awareness of Scottish heritage and traditions through the instruction and performance of highland bagpiping and drumming.
- To promote quality playing and performing as an educational venture for the general public.
- To provide free concerts to educational and charitable organizations.
- On a non-discriminatory basis, to teach, promote and foster the proper techniques needed to perform on the Scottish bagpipe, bass drum, tenor drum, and snare drum.
Experience us......
Our band brings together a unique fusion of celtic musical styles and genres, featuring exceptionally talented musicians playing everything from Uilleann pipes to Scottish smallpipes and Shuttle Pipes. We perform live several times throughout the year—be sure to check our calendar for upcoming shows. We love connecting with our fans and sharing our passion for music. Come along and be part of our musical journey!
Support The Angus Scott Pipe Band
We are a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization. Your monetary support of this organization sustains our ability to carry out our mission: The preservation and celebration of the Celtic Heritage and Music of The Great Highland Bagpipe. It ensures that we have the ability to teach highland bagpipes and drums, attracting musicians, regardless of experience into our band community. Contact us to donate and support local Celtic Heritage.