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My name is Rob Gallas and I am employed by the Boise Police Department. Any success I had as a Pipe MajorВ comes from the influence of George Earley and the strong support of Joyce and my Family. Now my grandsons, Davin and Meric, are in the band and becoming good pipers. I feel I am piping better now than I ever have thanks to Grant and several others. I am the Band Manager and run the piping school along with some very dedicated Boise Highlanders as instructors. I knew he would be the one who had a vision and could take the band further than I ever could. Grant Harbison, who was 17 and one of the piping school students came back and joined our band. There were others who could have done just a good a job but none who had the vision I had for the band. No one should be the Pipe Major of a band for that long. He said, 'Sure you can, I will help.' We started with the Community Education in 1974. George convinced me to start our piping school. We changed the name to the Boise Highlanders. George would have none of that and I became the Pipe Major.

side because I did not feel comfortable marching on the Pipe Major's side. Up to that point, I always marched on the Pipe Sgt. When he returned he worked with me with leadership. George had gone to Vietnam for his second tour. McRill had invited him to be our Drum Major. The turning point for me was when Gunnery Sgt. We met a great young piper Rene' Cusson who was our instructor and the first 'real' Bagpiper instructor we ever had. In 1973 Joyce and I attended the Coeur 'd Alene piping school. Neither one of us wanted it.В Kathy got remarried and left. She was a much better piper thanВ I was and we tossed the 'who wants to be P/M' hot potato back and forth. They became very productive members of the Boise Highlanders.Д«ob McRill left the band in 1972. We had our son Ryan and later our daughter Sara. She had been playing for a couple of years and was given the job of catching me up on their tunes.В Fourteen years later Joyce and I were married. I went to the practice where I met a 16-year-oldВ Joyce Bottoms. I graduated in 1963 and in 1964 McRill's wife Kathy, whom I had known from the first band asked me to join the Treasure Valley Royal Highlanders.

Marvin went to the University of Idaho, one went to MIT another piper went to Boise College and I went to the College of Idaho. Robert McRill joined the band as the new Pipe Major but left a year or so later. The Band was the Piping and Dancing Society. He left the next week and Marvin tutored me for a while. He gave me a practice chanter and the Logan's tutor,В opened it up to Barren Rocks of Aden and told me if I could play that by next week I would probably be a piper. In High School Marvin McGowan, a friend of mine, invited me to a practice.

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IвЂ™m not going to stop.My first memory of hearing bagpipes was in a movie called Paratrooper (I have this movie!) in 1954, starring Alan Ladd as a Canadian fighting with the British in WW II. who have a dedicated department that deal with all public nuisances such as you.вЂќД«ut Alan, who practises at 4.30pm twice a week for 30 minutes, said: вЂњI donвЂ™t think you should be bullied into change by insults. It added: вЂњA number of people are prepared to contact the local authorities. The letter threatened to report him, warning he had been вЂњmonitoredвЂќ. ItвЂ™s loud inside the house so itвЂ™s better to play outside вЂ“ especially if it is a nice, sunny day.вЂќ вЂњOther neighbours compliment me about my playing.

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There were references to squealing, which it certainly was not. The pipes are well-tuned and I play good music. IвЂ™m an accomplished player and have won a lot of competitions. вЂњThe first thing I would have done is apologise and find a way forward. He said: вЂњIf they had just spoken to me, I would have addressed the problem.

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An exiled Scot has been branded a вЂњpublic nuisanceвЂќ for playing bagpipes outside his home.Дad-of-two Alan Jamieson, who has won awards for his musical prowess, started practising in the backyard of his home in Sunderland.Д«ut his tunes вЂ“ including favourites Scotland the Brave and Highland Laddie вЂ“ hit a sour note with one of his neighbours, who sent a letter telling him to stop the вЂњdisgraceful disturbanceвЂќ and describing it as a вЂњhorrendous racketвЂќ.

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