Highlights of the 17th Annual Pipes of Christmas will be aired on HomeTowne Television throughout central New Jersey this Christmas. The program will be aired Christmas Eve at noon, 5 and 11 PM and on Christmas Day at 2, 6 and 9:30 AM and at 3 PM. The videotaping took place at the December 20th concert at Central Presbyterian Church in Summit, NJ. The broadcast will...
The Pipes of Christmas
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From the bold sounds of the bagpipes and the harmonious blending of brass, strings and percussion, to the poetic and lyrical words that complement them, the Pipes of Christmas is a festival for the soul.
The concert is produced by the Clan Currie Society, a non-profit, tax-exempt educational and cultural institution to raise funds for the Society’s music scholarship program.
Debuting in 1999, The Pipes of Christmas has consistently played to standing room only audiences.
A unique sound of power and glory
A festival for the soul
An event to be savored and cherished
puts the whole meaning of Christmas right where it should be
One of NYC’s Ten Best Holiday EventsNYC Top Ten
The musical experience was thrillingClassical NJ Magazine
A Highlight of the Holiday seasonThe Mirror
A majestic seasonal experienceThe Star Ledger
A TALENTED Scots student will hear a love song he composed played live at a Christmas concert in New York after winning a prestigious music prize. James Hind, 21, landed the trip to the Big Apple after impressing expert judges of the Alexander McCall Smith Prize For Composition with his Gaelic piece, written for voice, fiddle, cello, flute, clàrsach and...
