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Siobhan Naudé Is Drumming Up a Dream And Taking SA With Her | SA News

Armed with a dream, a drum, and the backing of her community, Siobhan Naudé is set to shine on the global stage in Glasgow.

South Africa (11 July 2025) – Siobhan Naudé’s story starts with a beat, one that echoed in her childhood as she watched her dad, lovingly known as “Moose,” drum for the Transvaal Scottish Pipes and Drums. It was in those moments, surrounded by kilts, rhythm, and community, that a young girl’s dream began to take shape.

Now, at just 23 years old, that same girl is about to take her place on one of the most prestigious music stages in the world: the 2025 World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.

And she’s not going alone.

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