Dutch folk dance group Tukkers (Spring Fest) '08 Part 1

[yamkovoy1987]

dude, that song's from sponge bob!

[SwiFecS]

well... no offense, but,that is like the most simple & boring dance I've seen.

[BaHaEzZz]

xD nice

[narekjuu]

XD

[demosz1]

fantastic :) the good old dutch beer is coming by 0:17 :D

Greetings from Hungary

[SummerCookies]

SPONGEBOB lol

[vitinetani]

hahaha, this is great! hahahaha! they're awesome.

[dorisbforzainter]

hahahahahahahhihihihihihihi:)

[CHRIS90ANDES]

Holanders, ze zulle jullie nooit vergete ;D

Groetjes van Belgie :)

[Hollandia777]

@CHRIS90ANDES

Niet zo sarcastisch aub! xDDD

[cosmicforums]

I wish I could be there, drinking beer and enjoying the tradition.

[rcj2995]

whats the title of the music piece?

[Dmuuuh]

Spongebob :D

[arjantjeee]

nederlandse folkdans en folkmuziek zuigt echt zo hard hé :p

[itsmerockypuk]

Hoe kom ik aan de dansbeschrijving van zo'n klompendans? Kan iemand mij alsjeblieft helpen? Ik heb voor een feest de pasjes nodig

[baris2006]

whats the name of the first song?

[valinapolka]

De Horlepiep - or Hornpipe. It's a north sea sailor dance - originally it was danced by men only. It has lots of Irish influence to it.

[alpenfrauchen]

It has not Irish influence, the tune is the real Scottish classic "Robertson´s Hornpipe". And the dance to the Horlepiep is a homemade choreography for a sports club at Gorssel near Zutphen in the 1930s....

[superkjellbomberman]

@alpenfrauchen Which sports club would that be (just curious as I live near there)

Cheerio

[alpenfrauchen]

@superkjellbomberman Hello ! my source is a booklet of the Belgish series "Dans met ons". Unfortunately I don´t possess this book at home, but found it only in the Royal Library Albert I at Brussels. There the story of the choreography is told, the choreographer was a certain Hendrik Jan Eume from Gorssel who made it in Scottish style. The identification with the Robertson´s Hornpipe is mine, I found it in a Scottih Country Dance Group at the Dortmund University...

[superkjellbomberman]

@alpenfrauchen wow, you know a lot about this stuff. Thanks for the info!

Cheerio

[kirbycellist]

random spongebob song???

im befumbled

[markfeyenoorder]

Hahaha de boertjes zijn ook overal he xD

Dat Twente logo in het begin ook

[AccordionManiac]

Thanks for comment

[Lorenna321mm]

@AccordionManiac Hello! what's called the first song in this video and do you think i can find the track on the internet? i'm looking for Dutch traditional songs, simple and fun so that kids can learn a few steps.

[amarcordeon]

Very enjoyable this video!

I really liked the dances and the musics!

*****

Lillo

[AccordionManiac]

Thanks, Lillo!

[kyrah23]

Thanks for posting Phillip ********

Dutch Folklore :-)

Kyrah

[AccordionManiac]

I thought you'd like it ;-)

[harmonikfreund]

It is very nice to know that there is a Austrian Folk Club in Australia. A sister of my best friend lives in Australia. She was born in Sautens. Perhaps she will see this video.

[AccordionManiac]

Thanks for the comment! Greetings

[beppobel]

Very, very nice video!

thanks for posting Phill.(*****)

Bruno.

[AccordionManiac]

Thanks!

[lilipidaro]

cool

[AccordionManiac]

Hvala

[terrygrif]

Very enjoyable and graceful. I'm also interested in the name of the waltz melody played in the middle.

Thanks for posting Philip. Next time I'm in Melbourne I'll have to check out these great venues where you play.

Terry.

[AccordionManiac]

Hi Terry, thanks for the comment. The waltz in this one is the Snow Waltz ;-)

[Zac360TURN]

What is the name of this song? Great playing! Nice Video!

Zac

[AccordionManiac]

Thanks! I don't know the name of the first song but the one after, is "Snow Waltz"

[Nakas99]

Great Video Phillip, those dancers where Talented

[AccordionManiac]

TY Nakas