The Pipers Club of Copenhagen and the St. Andrew Society of Denmark invite all who are interested in bagpipes and bagpipe music. We will start at 18:00 to 20:00 with a small lecture with the subject: Scotland in the United Kingdom: Past, Present & Future.
Bring your pipes and play them in an informal setting - or just come and listen!
The Pipers Club of Copenhagen and the St. Andrew Society of Denmark invite all who are interested in bagpipes and bagpipe music to spend a couple of hours in like-minded company.
Admission is free for members of St. Andrew Society and costs DKK 20.- for others.
Free coffee or tea - and you may buy other beverages at reasonable prices.
PS: Most of us play the Great Highland Bagpipe, but other pipes and pipers are warmly welcome!
This evening start with a small lecture on the subject:
Scotland in the United Kingdom: Past, Present & Future
Why did Scotland vote to stay in the United Kingdom? This presentation will put the formation of the UK into a historical context, before examining what Scotland gained from the union, and why it has come under increasing pressure. We will then look at the 2014 independence referendum, and why the result fell the way it did. We will close by looking at the current position and possibilities for the future.
Neil Smith is a Scottish lawyer. He has followed the Scottish political debate his entire life and wrote his university dissertation on the constitutional setup of the Scottish parliament. In his professional life, Neil co-owns a business advising on inward investment, and lectures students on finance and leadership.
The lecture start at 18:00 and at 20:00 The Pipers Club takes over. The admission fee covers both arrangements.
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Bring your pipes and play them in an informal setting - or just come and listen!
The Pipers Club of Copenhagen and the St. Andrew Society of Denmark invite all who are interested in bagpipes and bagpipe music to spend a couple of hours in like-minded company.
Admission is free for members of St. Andrew Society and costs DKK 20.- for others.
Free coffee or tea - and you may buy other beverages at reasonable prices.
PS: Most of us play the Great Highland Bagpipe, but other pipes and pipers are warmly welcome!
This evening start with a small lecture on the subject:
Scotland in the United Kingdom: Past, Present & Future
Why did Scotland vote to stay in the United Kingdom? This presentation will put the formation of the UK into a historical context, before examining what Scotland gained from the union, and why it has come under increasing pressure. We will then look at the 2014 independence referendum, and why the result fell the way it did. We will close by looking at the current position and possibilities for the future.
Neil Smith is a Scottish lawyer. He has followed the Scottish political debate his entire life and wrote his university dissertation on the constitutional setup of the Scottish parliament. In his professional life, Neil co-owns a business advising on inward investment, and lectures students on finance and leadership.
The lecture start at 18:00 and at 20:00 The Pipers Club takes over. The admission fee covers both arrangements.
Entré: 20. kr
