Scott Gajdos takes his act overseas
Our former piping instructor Scott Gajdos took off for Ireland in May.
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Great end to a successful St. Patrick's Day parade season
The band concluded its final St. Patrick's Day parade at Montauk on March 30th with a strong finish in what was a very successful season.
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Brian McCutcheon
Band Manager / Bagpiper

Instrument
Bagpipes; Kilgour and Kron

Joined the band:
1991

Influences:

Education:
Limited

Profession:

Formula 1 Race Car Driver

Hobbies:
Knitting

 

Band Manager Brian McCutcheon received his piping instruction first in 1991 and then again in 1992 (after being shamed into returning to the band) from Jim Ryan and has been with American Celtic ever since, fulfilling numerous roles in the band. In addition to piping, ‘Cutch’ contributed to the competition efforts in the 90’s as the Bass Drummer as the band progressed from grade V to grade IV. He often relates the story of his first competition at the Colonial Highland Gathering in Fair Hill, Md (“Hey, that’s Scott Walker”), where tragedy was narrowly averted when he almost tripped entering the ring in the high grass on the horse track. Now a stalwart in the piping ranks, Cutch plays a set of 1993 Kilgour-Kron bagpipes, and provides a running stream of unsolicited opinions and wisecracks.

Cutch took over as Band Manager in 2002. He is responsible for contracting and scheduling the various performances in which the band appears. 

He lives in Farmingdale with his wife, Christine and their children, Victoria and Liam.

 

 
 

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