'A pipe dream.’ Nassau's Police Emerald Society Pipe Band to perform in Scotland
It’s the 50th anniversary of the band, and 17 members are celebrating the five decades of music by playing at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow.
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5ds agoMembers of the Nassau County Police Emerald Society Pipe Band are headed to Scotland for the trip of a lifetime.
It’s the 50th anniversary of the band, and 17 members are celebrating the five decades of music by playing at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow.
It’s a first for the band.
NCPD Detective Terry Quinn is the pipe major.
He equated the trip to “a pipe dream that’s becoming a reality.”
The band is not competing because it only recently began competing after not having done so in 20 years. Instead, the band will be featured in a special performance. They're slated to play on Aug. 17.
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