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Several Shrine temples in the US and Canada have Piper that goes as well, I think their URL might be on our links There is a Masonic Kilties Degree team in New Jersey that travelsĪround with them and does 3rd degrees I believe that they have a 'The Garb of Auld Gaul' at the enterance of the MWGM at any 271 web-site I've never heard it played in

Last night at our Solomon Lodge installation the piper played Man for a'that', and 'Scots Wha Hae' could have a 'Gathering of theĬlans' where all of the Scottish lodges get together and put on aĪlso, many Lodges in Australia and other parts have Burns Nichtĭinners complete with Haggis, Whisky, and all the trappings I Scotia, and a number of other lodges still work Scottish ritual,Įven though they are under the United Grand Lodge of Queensland.Įvery year the Scottish Lodges in Qld. Used as a 'Lights Out' tune in several Scottish Regiments of the 'Sleep Dearie Sleep', which was played at JFK's funeral and is The lament in the 3rd degree used in Scotia Lodge is pretty much World (including my own) have a piper to 'pipe' in the new line of Plays a lament after the death of HAB, and many lodges I know at a friend of mine's lodge in Brisbane,Īustralia (Scotia Lodge No. bagpipes at installations, the 2nd section of You might put something on the site about Scottish Masonic Graphic of the 'hunting Stuart' tartan fromĬlick on the piper to hear 'The Blue Bonnets o'er the Border.'

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