Winter Flame 2024

This year’s “Winter Flame” is going to be bigger and better than all previous years. If you were there in 2023, you won’t want to miss it in 2024.

If you missed out, make sure you don’t miss it this year and put the date in your calendar now and be sure to tell all your friends!! Multiple Scottish Pipe Bands, Highland Dancers, Highland Strongmen and women, all playing and marching down the main street of Tanunda surrounded by people carrying flaming torches.

There are limited opportunities for people who would like to be involved in the parade, either marching with us or carrying a flaming torch.

Get in touch with us if you are interested and we will find a role for you.

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šŸŽµ 5 Fun Facts You Might Not Know About a Pipe Band šŸŽµ
(Yes, we do know we're loud… and proud of it! šŸ˜Ž)
1ļøāƒ£ We don’t start on bagpipes!
New pipers begin on a ā€œpractice chanterā€ – basically a quiet mini pipe that lets us learn our notes and embellishments without terrifying the neighbours.
2ļøāƒ£ Drummers aren’t just keeping time.
Snare, tenor, and bass drummers are each doing something completely different – together. It’s like musical multitasking with sticks, flourishes, and flair! šŸ’„šŸ„
3ļøāƒ£ Our uniforms are basically wearable history.
Tartan kilts, hose flashes, sporrans… each piece has tradition behind it. Yes, even that funny thing hanging from the waist has a purpose.
4ļøāƒ£ We tune… a LOT.
Before every performance, there’s a sacred ritual of tuning. Expect lots of squeaky sounds, confused looks, and a ā€œjust a little bit moreā€ from the Pipe Major.
5ļøāƒ£ We’re one big family.
From kids learning their first notes to veterans who’ve played for decades – community pipe bands like ours thrive on camaraderie, laughter, and shared love for the music. ā¤ļø

If you'd like to know more, or would like to join as a beginner or experienced piper or drummer, contact us here or email us at info@barossapipeband.com.au
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šŸŽµ 5 Fun Facts You Might Not Know About a Pipe Band šŸŽµ
(Yes, we do know were loud… and proud of it! šŸ˜Ž)
1ļøāƒ£ We don’t start on bagpipes!
New pipers begin on a ā€œpractice chanterā€ – basically a quiet mini pipe that lets us learn our notes and embellishments without terrifying the neighbours.
2ļøāƒ£ Drummers aren’t just keeping time.
Snare, tenor, and bass drummers are each doing something completely different – together. It’s like musical multitasking with sticks, flourishes, and flair! šŸ’„šŸ„
3ļøāƒ£ Our uniforms are basically wearable history.
Tartan kilts, hose flashes, sporrans… each piece has tradition behind it. Yes, even that funny thing hanging from the waist has a purpose. 
4ļøāƒ£ We tune… a LOT.
Before every performance, there’s a sacred ritual of tuning. Expect lots of squeaky sounds, confused looks, and a ā€œjust a little bit moreā€ from the Pipe Major.
5ļøāƒ£ We’re one big family.
From kids learning their first notes to veterans who’ve played for decades – community pipe bands like ours thrive on camaraderie, laughter, and shared love for the music. ā¤ļø

If youd like to know more, or would like to join as a beginner or experienced piper or drummer, contact us here or email us at info@barossapipeband.com.au

The band braved the chilly Barossa air this morning starting around 7.30am. We were playing to cheer on and encourage all the other brave souls who were running in the Barossa Marathon. At least the sun was shining on us all!! ... See MoreSee Less

The band braved the chilly Barossa air this morning starting around 7.30am.  We were playing to cheer on and encourage all the other brave souls who were running in the Barossa Marathon.  At least the sun was shining on us all!!

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Very chilly morning for you all

The band will be playing at the intersection of Siegersdorf and Research Roads to encourage the runners on their way! Wishing all participants a great run... Give us a wave as you go past!!!Please be aware of the following road closures due to the Château Tanunda 2025 Barossa Marathon Festival this Sunday, 24 August between 5.00am and 1pm.

• Magnolia Road, Tanunda between Research Road and Neldner Road
• Research Road, Tanunda between Magnolia Road and Angaston Road
• Nuraip Road, Nuriootpa between Research Road and Light Pass Road
• Light Pass Road, Light Pass between Nuraip Road and Penrice Road
• Penrice Road, Light Pass between Stockwell Road and Research Road
• Research Road, Nuriootpa between Penrice Road and Angaston Road

Please use alternative routes during this time.
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The band will be playing at the intersection of Siegersdorf and Research Roads to encourage the runners on their way!  Wishing all participants a great run... Give us a wave as you go past!!!

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#BarossaMarathonFestivalLIVE

The band is excited to be playing early morning on Sunday 24th August for the Barossa Marathon. We will be situated on the corner of Siegersdorf and Research Roads entertaining the runners as they pass by!! If you are part of the marathon, enjoy your day and give us a wave as you go by!! ... See MoreSee Less

The band is excited to be playing early morning on Sunday 24th August for the Barossa Marathon.  We will be situated on the corner of Siegersdorf and Research Roads entertaining the runners as they pass by!!  If you are part of the marathon, enjoy your day and give us a wave as you go by!!

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What fun. Enjoy.

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