Mnzel T, Hahad O, Kuntic M, Keaney JF, Deanfield JE, Daiber A
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The text led off with a starting call-to-arms lifted from the old Scots Marching Song THE HUNDRED PIPERS: "Wi'a hundred pipers an' a' an' a', We'll up an' gi' them a blaw, a blaw!" Aye, pipers such as those who'd soon be winging their way from Auld Reekie to the Windy City, where, for the first time ever, the celebrated Royal Scots Marching Band and Pipers would be performing a full program of marching-and-bagpipe music as featured in the legendary Royal Tattoo, a time-honored spectacle, which from time immemorial had been a fixture at Edinburgh's historic castle --- hair-raising, in-your-face skirling of bagpipes, bolstered by pounding drums and tootling winds and brass --- flashes of steel and silver, fur-trimmed sporrans bouncing like demented shaving-brushes on the brilliantly-colored kilts of Royal Stewart or Black Watch, with a full corps of skilled dancers offering a fantastic program ranging from set-dances such as reels, hornpipes, strathspeys and jigs

Commonly produced in Turkey, with a few coming from Greece and Cyprus
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