Noun:

पाईप डोके,

pipe major's Usage Examples:

The first pipe major was William Bremer, who was succeeded by Walter Drysdale in 1890, who.

Plunkett was succeeded by James Wark in 2001, who was in turn succeeded by Donald Mackay in 2004, and Don Bradford became pipe major in 2008 after Mackay stood down.

Pipers Association, with the Marquess of Tullibardine as patron and led by pipe major Mitchell Pirnie.

In 1913 William Gray, a Gold Medal winner, replaced Hutcheon as pipe major, and the tartan was also replaced with the Royal Stewart.

Pipers wear three-point horsehair sporrans while the pipe major and drum major wear a separate pattern of three-point.

The band follows the direction of the pipe major; when on parade the band may be led by a drum major, who directs the band.

Ronald Lawrie succeeded Angus MacDonald as pipe major in 1967, but due to ill health Lawrie was succeeded by Ian MacLellan in 1972.

brought in as pipe sergeant, under then-pipe major Ian K.

Following McLaren's resignation, Duncan Nicholson, former pipe major, was appointed.

At the end of 1986, Robert Mathieson and Jim Kilpatrick, former members of the band, took over as pipe major and leading drummer respectively.

Grey previously occupied the position of pipe major at the Peel Regional Police Pipe Band.

Steven McWhirter and Stuart Liddell, now leading drummer and pipe major respectively of Inveraray " District Pipe Band, played with Simon Fraser University for several years.

Emmett Conway took over as pipe major of the band in late 2018.

Synonyms:

piper, bagpiper,

Antonyms:

offence, offense, defence, defense,