Cape Breton Step Dance not Irish Step Dance either modern or sean nos.They're different traditions and body weight placement and accents on the beats with the steps ect...
When will this video go away! It is so not worthy of 1.5 million hits! They're good - far better than I'll ever dream of being but c'mon... I wonder if there's something about the thumbnail or the title that just compels people to click on it...
Cape Breton has a rich tradition of producing great fiddle music. And the great Jerry Holland, also, was from Boston (God bless his immortal soul). Buddy MacMaster and his niece, Natalie. Cape Breton seems to have preserved the Scottish traditions, better than Scotland! I hope that they will be preserved and appreciated by future generations, not just musically, but culturally as well.
@xYoruichiable You are right. I have no celtic blood into my veins, but when I heard Irish music... Wow ! If I have a tip for you, watch : Ashley MacIsaaK's «Sleepie Maggie». It is an incredible music.
Keltis and Galatis were two sons of a Great ancient Greek king back in the 15th century BC. There is no doubt that Greeks and Celts are relatives! Greeks always appreciated the Celts and never fought against them. While the Romans...
A lot of Irish immigrants moved over to former British American colonies during the Plantation period and the Potato famine. Same time when the Scot's of the Highlands were slowly loosing their clanholdings to expanding Protestant families.
Well, when I step dance, I use only my arms, no sense wearing out a good pair of shoes, Best regards and wishing you all the greatest success possible.
It is widely believed that thanks to step dancing being brought from Scotland to Cape Breton many generations ago, traditional fiddling remains intact here and has been lost in Scotland.The fiddler continued the style that was brought from Scotland due to the need to play for the stepdancer. jigs and reels, for square dances, Strathspeys and Reels for the stepdancer. As for the arm placement, definitely straight and by your sides, very little movement if any, feet light & close to the floor
I have to agree with Monjaru. It can be quite distracting especially if not in unison. Technically I believe the later scotish style to be the easy way out of it. A lot more balanced than the rigid later irish one and no additional effort to keep both hands and those blazing feet in in unison. But that's just lazy old me :p
I actually agree that it'd look a lot nicer if they just stuck to one set of arm movements; be that at the side, on their hips, or at the very least swing them in unison. The way they just let them randomly swing around is incredibly distracting from the very nice footwork.
@diecastheaven still this isnt sean nos dancing its from an old scots style about the same time as sean nos irish dancing. When step dancing styles in the 18th century were progressing just because modern irish dance originated from step dancing it doesnt mean all step dancing is irish.
Fantastic performance and well done to the guys playin...for the muppets that dont know start studying a bit more the Girls got it right...and its not scottish/irish its CELTIC oops back to school for some
Although it is breton style the dancers should at least try to keep their arm rhythums similar or it may still be perceived as undisciplined..especially if they plan to perform (which they are lol). Footwork was great and as a violin player and a guitar player top notch performance from all of ya. Thumbs up ^^
Gorgeous. One of my favorite videos on YT. The music had me hooked and then came the dancers. Stunning. Great work by all. And I must say, I hope that everyone appreciates that this beauty was captured live. We need to celebrate people like these folks that can make such wonderful things happen without the phenomenal amount of editing it takes to make so many current musicians sound and look as they do. Cheers.
that was brill, loved it too bits. In this stone age it's always great to hear and see some great traditional music. it's always been something that is exciting to see and hear. well done from Australia.
Very nice and amuzing...it's obvious that everyone is enjoying and performing from the heart...the ladies are so cute and natural and joyful to wach...keep on good work :)
aaaaaaaaaaah :D my mother's mother is from Nova Scotia and her father and hsi family from PEI.. her grandfather having come from inchigeelah (sp?) Ireland @ turn of last century
Great job on everyone's part but my only criticism would be that the girls either need to keep their arms still/straight at the sides and not sway them (Irish style) or keep their hands on their hips (Scottish style). Either way, no real criticism...good stuff.
@BrokenBard My father was an old step dancer as was his mother ,,He was from Cape Breton Nova Scotia and always said Close to the floor, arms straight down the side and never wear those darn clickers on your shoes.''They dance great in this film but your right ,straight at the sides..:):) heard that alot.
@BrokenBard I'm from Cape Breton and I step dance and we never keep our hands by our sides or on our waist. You guys did really well ! The steps r a little different but besides that you'd think you were real Capers! :)
@BrokenBard, the way the arms are held in the national "styles" you're describing aren't authentic folk styles, but affectations invented for competition. In Scottish step (aka Cape Breton step) and Irish Sean Nos, things aren't so rigid.
@stmichael78 The reason why dancers kept their arms by their sides was at the insistence of the priest. He wanted to be sure that the dancers didn't get up to any monkey business - otherwise the girl would earn a one-way ticket to the Magdalen Laundry.
@stmichael78 The reason why dancers kept their arms by their sides was at the insistence of the priest. He wanted to be sure that the dancers didn't get up to any monkey business - otherwise the girl would earn a one-way ticket to the Magdalen Laundry.
@stmichael78 no thats sheer myth the step dancing originated in the 18th century all over the British Isles this style here originates in scotland. The irish trad in its modern form of ceol rince is 100 years old the old Irish style was similar to this style but not the same.
@BrokenBard Step-dancing the Cape Breton style doesn't require the formality of Irish or Scottish. It's a looser and more informal dance style based on mostly Irish hard shoe. Arms CAN move around a bit. Take a look at other example on YT, you'll see what I mean.
@CoinneachBan Ohhh my, I have to laugh!! LOL I'm a bit too "filled out" as it were....to be attempting to try this. Wouldn't want to inadvertently give myself some black eyes.....*chuckle* Better all around I should stick to watching others. ;-)
you guys are not real NOVA SCOTIANS !! CURSE YOU ALL !!
ryadaw3 1 week ago
Soothing & exciting in one package. Equally enjoyable relaxing in the armchair or dancing. Or in my case, trying to dance, ha ha.
usaruss 1 week ago
Awww, the two girls are CUTE dancing!
WildManChrisVEVO 1 week ago
Dislikes? You people are really starting to piss me off! Ignorance is a choice! There's no excuse for it!
slaptappy 1 week ago
thats what,s life is all about great music
TheLuckycoady 2 weeks ago
It's physically impossible not to fall in love with those girls. They are so cute and they look like they are having so much fun!
hardpawn 3 weeks ago
braaavo!!! from india. great music!!!!
abhidon82 4 weeks ago
From Jamaica respect to Irish music. Wicked
toomany0034 4 weeks ago 2
and they DO smile and beautifully at that! Great dancing. Never get tired of watching you dance. An inspiration to all of us. (:
jroviso391 1 month ago
Sounds great. One advice: smile. :)
bajerfan 1 month ago
...condition...
francaisemode 1 month ago
Well... true traditional music, not that stupid modern irish dance music with electronic drums
katodicmind 1 month ago
Cape Breton Step Dance not Irish Step Dance either modern or sean nos.They're different traditions and body weight placement and accents on the beats with the steps ect...
vexakin 1 month ago
Came for the girls...stayed for the music..and the girls :P
28rzr 1 month ago
great job all
TheRobitailleFan 1 month ago
there all fagets in springhill nova scotia
kayletter 1 month ago
The 84 who dislike this video, have no fucking idea about how much the Celtic culture is great.
Greetings from the Berber Land of Algeria !
15azrem 1 month ago
wonderful....and slightly amazin-
skiprydell1 1 month ago
Iontach ar fad a chailini
Noracc91 2 months ago
@Noracc91 ,<<<< M'anam on diabhal ach go bhuil an ceart agat ... No need to keep your arms by your side in Irish "Sean-Nos" dancing.
Sean = old and Nos = style ..
Nice fiddle ... smooth as Coleman or Morrison or McGuire
1cagey 1 month ago
I bet those girls kick alot in...
4URLINOV 2 months ago
you all are really good!
the girls look bored though :/
Jakeofalltrades1 2 months ago
I am dancing in the Kitchen....Heeeeeeehaaw!!! so lovely!
consuelo1962 2 months ago in playlist MUSIC
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Scottish women are the best in the world :)))
HGjr92 2 months ago
LOVE IT!! from australia!!
Alcasterrie 2 months ago
Best ever
Thanks for uploading it
SAEED from Riyadh
saeedalamri1975 2 months ago
This vid is the best anti-depressant I have ever found!
areacodiene1 2 months ago 2
L O O O V E it !!!!
Isabel1203 2 months ago
need spoons!!
wisers001 2 months ago
Excellent playing, excellent dancing, this stuff makes me so happy.
Thanks so much for posting.
Regards.
Brian Jacobi.
NZ
brianjacobi 2 months ago in playlist brianjacobi's favorites
That guys fiddling is relay superb.
yugster78 2 months ago
This is a really old style of Scottish step dancing in Nova Scotia
MsOneiroi77 2 months ago
good job fella. greetings from italy
desfroos87 3 months ago
When will this video go away! It is so not worthy of 1.5 million hits! They're good - far better than I'll ever dream of being but c'mon... I wonder if there's something about the thumbnail or the title that just compels people to click on it...
reddyandre 3 months ago in playlist Scots Irish Fiddle
PEI and here in Cape Breton Nova Scotia....the talent is never ending. Great job guys loved it.
HalifaxRyan 3 months ago
Wow, great, I like it
ChristianandGloria 3 months ago
lots of good fiddlers on P.E.I as well.
vatti902 3 months ago
nice
oYFOR 3 months ago
This was so good, thanks for posting.......great music, great dancing....thanks
janeos01 3 months ago
Love to see you guys in Boston, Massachusetts!
pnmeuse629 3 months ago
I am a Breton but I never danced like that in my kitchen...LOL
Congrats to you that was great!
STEAMWORKER 3 months ago
cool when i hear irish music me foot starts tapping
daveowen1000 4 months ago
@daveowen1000 its not irish its a scots step dance style from the 1700s now danced in Nova Scotia.
MsOneiroi77 4 months ago
ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa give er boys
campbellsrd 4 months ago
Great stuff
stevo728822 4 months ago in playlist stevo728822's Favourited Videos
it has been 4-5 years since i first watched this vid and i just realized the "scotch"
sleeplessinizmir 4 months ago
I enjoyed in here in Aderdeenshire Scotland!!
1234549084 4 months ago
more like irish music..... I LOVE IRISH MUSIC
theblackfire870 4 months ago
nice!!!! hi from mexico!!!!
impious83 4 months ago
Cape Breton has a rich tradition of producing great fiddle music. And the great Jerry Holland, also, was from Boston (God bless his immortal soul). Buddy MacMaster and his niece, Natalie. Cape Breton seems to have preserved the Scottish traditions, better than Scotland! I hope that they will be preserved and appreciated by future generations, not just musically, but culturally as well.
chicagonorthie 4 months ago 3
That was great stuff on the fiddle, what are the notes I'd love to be able to play it on my fiddle :)
CiaraNiShiochain 4 months ago
It's psychically impossible not to love Irish /dance/ music.
Kisses from Romania.
xYoruichiable 4 months ago 51
@xYoruichiable
and irish girls too!!!
justluraable 2 months ago
@xYoruichiable Jamaica agrees
BobAntz 2 months ago
@xYoruichiable its not Irish its Nova Scotia dancing that style originally came from Scotland not ireland
MsOneiroi77 2 months ago 5
@xYoruichiable You are right. I have no celtic blood into my veins, but when I heard Irish music... Wow ! If I have a tip for you, watch : Ashley MacIsaaK's «Sleepie Maggie». It is an incredible music.
WALTKRIEG 3 weeks ago
respec scotia from romania :D..... peace
airbeander 4 months ago 2
played well Lads, but i tot the lassies were havin a wee bit of a heart attack! Easy on de takeout eh??
wisers001 4 months ago
I love your songs and dancing. Great inspiration. Thanks
HYPNOTICVIDEO 5 months ago
Keltis and Galatis were two sons of a Great ancient Greek king back in the 15th century BC. There is no doubt that Greeks and Celts are relatives! Greeks always appreciated the Celts and never fought against them. While the Romans...
Jimlead 5 months ago
Awesome music and and dance!
KMH1203 5 months ago
a celtic boy can survive!
ashuran22 5 months ago in playlist Scotland and Irland music
Hi my daughter plays the violin and loved this tune! is there any music for it? if so, can i have a link to it?
Thanks, Tom
T4648 5 months ago
im a nova scotian and i am DAMN PROUD TO BE ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP ON PLAYING MUSIC!!!!!
soulpunk101 5 months ago 22
Great music and dance
marymacpei 5 months ago
Right, erm, Nova Scotia, New Scotland, where does all the Irish Dancing cack come into it, did they invade the world ffs
argyll1854 5 months ago
@argyll1854
A lot of Irish immigrants moved over to former British American colonies during the Plantation period and the Potato famine. Same time when the Scot's of the Highlands were slowly loosing their clanholdings to expanding Protestant families.
chrisginger23 5 months ago
@chrisginger23
Cheers Chris
argyll1854 5 months ago
Finally. I have found someone who keeps the irish spirit alive.
crazedscotsman553 6 months ago
Well, when I step dance, I use only my arms, no sense wearing out a good pair of shoes, Best regards and wishing you all the greatest success possible.
MrPanetela 6 months ago 2
Apparrently archaeologists have recently found an ancient Irish book entitled "Irish Dancing Part 2: How to Use The Arms..."
Joke of course - I'm a big fan and have seen variations of this style from Brittany to Scotland.
Paudman 6 months ago
Awesome loved it thanks for the share ..Aussies :)
australianfan 6 months ago
the girls are awesome..band too
SaskBlade 6 months ago
TROP FORT !!!!
j'savais pas qu'on peut perdre des ficelles (violon) en jouant
SLFP6842 6 months ago
Excellent show! G.G. Gals & guys!
ShellTrek 6 months ago
It is widely believed that thanks to step dancing being brought from Scotland to Cape Breton many generations ago, traditional fiddling remains intact here and has been lost in Scotland.The fiddler continued the style that was brought from Scotland due to the need to play for the stepdancer. jigs and reels, for square dances, Strathspeys and Reels for the stepdancer. As for the arm placement, definitely straight and by your sides, very little movement if any, feet light & close to the floor
caper6041 6 months ago
Just wondering, what is the name of this particular song/ where can I get the arrangement? It's awesome! :) I want to play it with my friend. Thanks!
twinfiddles24 6 months ago
GREAT JOB!
RobroyMayo 6 months ago
Ameri9cans aint got a clue !
sulfacide 6 months ago
Oh, they are all so very good! What a pleasure to kids showing of their talents!!
cootercat486 6 months ago
Congratulations , great musicians and dancings.I m brazilian, but love the celtic history and culture, keep rocking.
luizeduardomartins 7 months ago
HERMOSAS CHICAS ME GUSTA MAS LA DE LA DERCHA........
stalin082 7 months ago
HERMOSO PERO MAS HERMOSO SON LAS CHICAS ME GUSTA LA DE DERECHA,,,,,,,,
stalin082 7 months ago
That's awesome.
When can we get you to perform in NS?
I have tickets already sold.
Let me know.
mvmacneil 7 months ago
Güzel performans, hoş müzik, güzel kızlar.Ne diyelim ? Allah sahibine bağışlasın :)
kickingkingking 7 months ago
I'm Canadian by birth and Irish by ancestry. Keep it up guys!
tocard3 7 months ago
I have a dream. It's walkin in a pub and hearing something like this ! You made me travel behind my computer, keep going mates !
Wrynnbal 7 months ago
@Wrynnbal I was at a pub in Dublin and they were playing the fiddle along with dancing. It was so amazing.
tocard3 7 months ago
Wow, very good! Love Irish/Scottish music :D
NorwegianMelody 7 months ago
I have to agree with Monjaru. It can be quite distracting especially if not in unison. Technically I believe the later scotish style to be the easy way out of it. A lot more balanced than the rigid later irish one and no additional effort to keep both hands and those blazing feet in in unison. But that's just lazy old me :p
wibloc 7 months ago
I actually agree that it'd look a lot nicer if they just stuck to one set of arm movements; be that at the side, on their hips, or at the very least swing them in unison. The way they just let them randomly swing around is incredibly distracting from the very nice footwork.
Monjaru 7 months ago
Trandtional Old Irish dancing you didnt keep your hand down by your side this the first irish dancing style, the arms by the side is a later change
diecastheaven 7 months ago
@diecastheaven still this isnt sean nos dancing its from an old scots style about the same time as sean nos irish dancing. When step dancing styles in the 18th century were progressing just because modern irish dance originated from step dancing it doesnt mean all step dancing is irish.
seonidh 7 months ago
you rock!
clairenunavut 7 months ago
This is wonderful! Thank you for posting.
HaileyKingston 8 months ago
Christine is my daughters dance teacher. She is a wonderful dancer as well as a wonderful teacher.
piratehalfe 8 months ago
Fantastic performance and well done to the guys playin...for the muppets that dont know start studying a bit more the Girls got it right...and its not scottish/irish its CELTIC oops back to school for some
d2sheamc 8 months ago
Beautiful! Congrats guys!
CristalesenelViento 8 months ago
cape breton music nothing like it
TheLuckycoady 8 months ago
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DemonsRiver 8 months ago
Although it is breton style the dancers should at least try to keep their arm rhythums similar or it may still be perceived as undisciplined..especially if they plan to perform (which they are lol). Footwork was great and as a violin player and a guitar player top notch performance from all of ya. Thumbs up ^^
DemonsRiver 8 months ago
Very nice good job we like to see more vids, God bless you all
Meximan1975 8 months ago
oben ohne !
BronkoELpaco 9 months ago
Wow! Wonderful! Love it! Good job, guys!
Sapfooo 9 months ago
this is no celtic dance just tapdance on celtic songs just lame bye :D
DENZEL070 9 months ago
now thats step dancing & the music is 5 star also
TheLuckycoady 9 months ago
umm this was a gaelic storm song...
soccerwod 9 months ago
Gorgeous. One of my favorite videos on YT. The music had me hooked and then came the dancers. Stunning. Great work by all. And I must say, I hope that everyone appreciates that this beauty was captured live. We need to celebrate people like these folks that can make such wonderful things happen without the phenomenal amount of editing it takes to make so many current musicians sound and look as they do. Cheers.
Stoneman87x 9 months ago
From Texas, you've gained another fan. Good stuff guys. Keep it up.
idgit2442 9 months ago
that was brill, loved it too bits. In this stone age it's always great to hear and see some great traditional music. it's always been something that is exciting to see and hear. well done from Australia.
gregbutcher1 9 months ago
stop hating this just enyoy it its buetiful
it makes me wanna stand up and dancde along
camanando 9 months ago
i thought i was gonna watch some Irish stuffs, but this is almost country!!! interesting...
juanro343 9 months ago
@juanro343 ---Bluegrass is based on Celtic music. Small world, ain't it.
idgit2442 9 months ago
hehê_i_fÉEl_sõ_lÒñËlY_t0ÐÃý
BabeaIlonaja215 9 months ago
VI AMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO..........
druido84 10 months ago
the girl in the blonde broke her ankle at 1:45 and still kept dancing dam shes brutal
D4RkxGAMING 10 months ago
TOPS OFF LASSIES. ha ha. xx
wullieready 10 months ago
Watching this makes me proud to be Irish :)
bridgetoofar2 10 months ago
Is this song called Horo Ghoid Thu Nighean by any chance...?
ShantiAumShantiAum 10 months ago
no that dance i m a derfeshenil it esey
jackl50 10 months ago
hiii Could i have the notes for the violin? and the chords for guitar if possible? Thank you very much!!!
Nahylad 10 months ago
Very nice and amuzing...it's obvious that everyone is enjoying and performing from the heart...the ladies are so cute and natural and joyful to wach...keep on good work :)
xPICESx 10 months ago
WOW ME ENCANTARIA PODER BAILAR ASI!!!
CHECHUEL33 10 months ago
celt IS HELLENIC WORD
celts ARE HELLENES
unfukkkmee 10 months ago
My only criticism is that the girls have to many articles of clothing on! J/K loved it great stuff guys and gals.
brewcrewfan31 10 months ago
this is great stepdancing & great Cape Breton music
TheLuckycoady 10 months ago
That was amazing :D You play an amazing fiddle <3
bigbunniebites 11 months ago
Those chicks are hot. They ought to be clad a lot more scantily :D
skeletordog 11 months ago
aaaaaaaaaaah :D my mother's mother is from Nova Scotia and her father and hsi family from PEI.. her grandfather having come from inchigeelah (sp?) Ireland @ turn of last century
wemetin2002 11 months ago
@wemetin2002
we all live in boston now.. born and raised :)
wemetin2002 11 months ago
Closer to clog dancing than step.....
nmonteleone9104 11 months ago
Scotland is best!
WeatherShine 11 months ago
The way the girls are dancing is called Sean nos (old style) and the hands being loose is part of the older Irish style of dance!
yankefiddle 11 months ago
you guys sure do very well of this classical dance from Nova Scotia. by the way, what's the name of the tune you are playing?
jtaggart1000 11 months ago
IM A FELLOW CELT. SCOTTISH CHAMP I TOTALLY LOVE AN IRISH JIG GREAT STUFF GIRLS AB FAB LOVE THE GUYS 4 THE MUSIC2 MAGIC LOVE IT
wullieready 11 months ago
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nice you could learn.
7466309change 11 months ago
Fantastic!
deniseedithsmith 11 months ago
Nicely done..very nice. As far as the ladies arms, I won't tell anyone, and prefer they be wrapped around me after the Jig ! :P
azpitbull 11 months ago
AMAZING...!
thateldoo 11 months ago
Heart warming to see the passion for celtic music and dance alive and well outside the emerald isles.
Kudos
xr6twolf 11 months ago
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Angus01ful 11 months ago
Good stuff...but was that single malt in the cup? Good music needs good Scotch.
pvtvice 11 months ago
it;s a litte stiff ...you can't smile while you dance???
LightBlueDiamondz 11 months ago
watch?v=UhLd5mMeig0
BABAMUMBU 11 months ago
I need to find more of this
dbrown491 11 months ago
where can i get sheet music of this wonderful music?
rtuwn 11 months ago
Fantastic !!
Lafikhandro 1 year ago
It gets me how many people just don't read the description and keep going on about Irish hand positions... maybe you should imbed some comments!
moominpic 1 year ago 3
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Now i want to learn this dance with THESE beautiful girls !!!!
pieriko50 1 year ago
Now i want to learn this dance with THESE beautiful girls !!!!
pieriko50 1 year ago
Now i want to learn this dance with THESE girls !!!!
pieriko50 1 year ago
Now i want to learn this dance with THESE girls !!!!
pieriko50 1 year ago
Great job on everyone's part but my only criticism would be that the girls either need to keep their arms still/straight at the sides and not sway them (Irish style) or keep their hands on their hips (Scottish style). Either way, no real criticism...good stuff.
BrokenBard 1 year ago
@BrokenBard or #3 keep doin what they are doing (Cape Breton Style)
ceolach 1 year ago 36
@ceolach classic, touche'
goducks20101 10 months ago
@ceolach Just Amazing.
VAPERSnCAPERS 7 months ago
@BrokenBard My father was an old step dancer as was his mother ,,He was from Cape Breton Nova Scotia and always said Close to the floor, arms straight down the side and never wear those darn clickers on your shoes.''They dance great in this film but your right ,straight at the sides..:):) heard that alot.
Angus01ful 11 months ago
@Angus01ful LOVE IT MY GRAN OL JEAN RILEY PLAYED MOOTHY TILL 89 SHE WAS GREAT ON THE DRUMS 2 LOVE THAT STUFF
wullieready 11 months ago
@BrokenBard I'm from Cape Breton and I step dance and we never keep our hands by our sides or on our waist. You guys did really well ! The steps r a little different but besides that you'd think you were real Capers! :)
misscapebreton 11 months ago
@BrokenBard
Do you Know "Carrantuohill" ?
Gerwent47 11 months ago
@BrokenBard
very poor music.
Listen Carrantuohill,
Gerwent47 11 months ago
@BrokenBard Agreed; one girl arms straight the other swinging; would look EVEN BETTER if they both did the same thing. Great music too.
sheilamaclean 11 months ago
@BrokenBard, the way the arms are held in the national "styles" you're describing aren't authentic folk styles, but affectations invented for competition. In Scottish step (aka Cape Breton step) and Irish Sean Nos, things aren't so rigid.
Robobagpiper 10 months ago
@BrokenBard Yes, it's true. We dance this way from Cape Breton/North Shore. It's a kitchen style and arms swing freely. New World progression.
DaisySage 9 months ago 19
@DaisySage my name is sage. lol
SMusiq101 3 months ago
@BrokenBard Is it not true, the only reason arms were kept at sides was to avoid being caught dancing by British occupiers?
stmichael78 9 months ago
@stmichael78 The reason why dancers kept their arms by their sides was at the insistence of the priest. He wanted to be sure that the dancers didn't get up to any monkey business - otherwise the girl would earn a one-way ticket to the Magdalen Laundry.
irateofwatford 9 months ago
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@stmichael78 The reason why dancers kept their arms by their sides was at the insistence of the priest. He wanted to be sure that the dancers didn't get up to any monkey business - otherwise the girl would earn a one-way ticket to the Magdalen Laundry.
irateofwatford 9 months ago
@stmichael78 no thats sheer myth the step dancing originated in the 18th century all over the British Isles this style here originates in scotland. The irish trad in its modern form of ceol rince is 100 years old the old Irish style was similar to this style but not the same.
seonidh 8 months ago
@BrokenBard Step-dancing the Cape Breton style doesn't require the formality of Irish or Scottish. It's a looser and more informal dance style based on mostly Irish hard shoe. Arms CAN move around a bit. Take a look at other example on YT, you'll see what I mean.
redrosestoo 8 months ago
@redrosestoo Or better yet, have a go at it for yourself! Great exercise and fun to do.
CoinneachBan 7 months ago
@CoinneachBan Ohhh my, I have to laugh!! LOL I'm a bit too "filled out" as it were....to be attempting to try this. Wouldn't want to inadvertently give myself some black eyes.....*chuckle* Better all around I should stick to watching others. ;-)
redrosestoo 7 months ago
@BrokenBard screw that! get those arms movin!
three79pete 7 months ago
what's the name of this... reel?
vandaylen 1 year ago
beautiful
9985003728 1 year ago
buenisimoooooo un cariño gigante desde buenos aires argentina.
marcelo
marcelovillarino 1 year ago
Any plans to travel to Scotland at some point?
Bob
bobknightfolk 1 year ago
fuck, cant anyone play anything other than lord of the the fuckin dance?
Derekmynameis 1 year ago
i like it very much and the girls are very pretty congrat
higiniomalave 1 year ago
WAO! EXELENTE MUY ALEGRE
amaranto01pe 1 year ago
the girls would win dance dance revo with this
kh2fanatics 1 year ago
great played, great danced
MrRobiwankenobi 1 year ago