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The Sound That Stays With You

  • Writer: Kenneth Hiner Photography
    Kenneth Hiner Photography
  • Sep 8, 2025
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 16, 2025


There’s something powerful about the way music reaches us—how a single tune can stir emotions we didn’t expect or transport us to moments long past. This weekend at the Middle Tennessee Highland Games, I caught a glimpse of that power in its purest form.


Legendary piper and judge Bob Worrall stood listening to the circle, a quiet smile on his face as the sound of the pipes rose into the air. It was a simple expression, but it said everything—respect for the craft, joy in the music, and the deep connection that comes from a lifetime immersed in tradition.


Piping has always been more than just competition. It’s tradition handed down through generations. It’s memory woven into melody. It’s emotion—raw, honest, and timeless. The kind of music that can make your heart swell, bring back the past, or simply remind you why you fell in love with it in the first place.


Moments like this are why I love capturing the world of pipe bands. They’re not just performances—they’re living history, carrying stories that echo long after the last note fades.


 
 
 

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