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Kuala Lumpur Pipes & Drums (KLPD)
The Kuala Lumpur Pipes & Drums (KLPD) is a Malaysian pipe band established in 2009. Based in Kuala Lumpur, the band performs traditional Scottish bagpipe music and drumming while incorporating elements of local cultural traditions. The group consists of both amateur and professional musicians and has been recognised for its role in promoting pipe band music in Malaysia.
History
The band was founded in 2009 by Amirul Mazlan and Alif Akbar, who sought to introduce and popularize Scottish bagpipe traditions in Malaysia. With an aim to foster a community of musicians and enthusiasts, KLPD began performing at public events and competitions, gaining attention for its unique fusion of international and local musical influences.
Activities and Performances
The Kuala Lumpur Pipes & Drums regularly participates in public and private events, including:
- National celebrations such as Malaysia's National Day parades
- International pipe band competitions and festivals
- Ceremonial events, including Remembrance Day services
- Community and cultural events
- The band is also involved in educational initiatives, offering training programs for aspiring pipers and drummers in Malaysia.
Recognition and Contributions
KLPD has been noted for its contributions to the Malaysian cultural landscape by performing at prominent events and representing Malaysia in international competitions. The band’s ability to adapt traditional Scottish repertoire to include regional elements has been highlighted in local media coverage.
Notable Members
- Amirul Mazlan, co-founder and band manager, has played a key role in organizing the band’s activities and expanding its presence within the regional music scene.
- Alif Akbar, co-founder and Pipe Major, oversees the band’s musical direction and training programs.
References
[edit]- ^ "For KL-based multicultural Scottish band, music transcends all boundaries". 25 December 2024.
- ^ "Remembrance Day service in Malaysia commemorating the fallen".
- ^ "Solid turnout in Malaysia for 'The Bang in Penang'".
- ^ "Historic milestone: 17th South East Asian Pipe Band Championships debuts in Penang | Buletin Mutiara". 9 June 2024.