- communities,
notably in
Chicago and M****achusetts. The
first classes in
stepdancing were held
there by the Philadelphia-born John McNamara.
According to...
- with
European origins including France,
Ireland and Scotland.
Canadian stepdancing involves percussive dancing to "Celtic" tunes,
usually pla**** by fiddle...
-
Douglas took a stab at the sport,
interviewed zookeepers and took an
Irish stepdancing lesson. On
August 1, 2011 ESPN
announced that
Douglas would join the...
- (CLRG, The
Irish Dancing Commission) in
order to
codify and
standardise stepdancing competition and education. Over the
following decades, CLRG expanded...
- Island. The band's high-energy
stage show
highlighted local fiddling,
stepdancing and song traditions. The
group was
formed in the mid-1990s by siblings...
-
although it is more
freeform in its
expression given it is not competitive.
Stepdancing is
noted for its
stylised clothing, high kicks,
fancy footwork, and good...
- ****ociated with
Northern Ireland. It
separated from the "feis"
movement in
stepdancing in the mid-20th
century and
became stylistically and administratively...
-
rhythm combo. They were at
times augmented by
bodhran and Cape
Breton Stepdancing, and three-part
vocal harmonies in
their Scottish songs in
which each...
- music.[better source needed] A
trained ballet dancer,
Dunlop started stepdancing as a
teenager and in 2006, was
named the Inter-Celtic
Dance Champion...
- Aberdeen:
Elphinstone Institute eBooks. p. 135. MacInnes,
Sheldon (1996). "
Stepdancing: Gach
taobh dhe'n
Uisge ("Both
Sides of the Water")". In Corbin, Carol...
