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Riverdance 1996 finale, radio city music hall
• Finale
Sláinte, my friends! (Pronounced ‘slawn-cha’) that’s Irish for ‘Cheers! For st. Patrick’s Day this year, how about we celebrate with the finale of riverdance? I was lucky enough to see this front row center although I wasn’t there the night this was filmed. Oh well. Enjoy!
Sláinte, a chairde! (Pronounced ‘slawn-cha’) sin Gaeilge le haghaidh ‘Cheers! Le haghaidh st. Lá Fhéile Pádraig na bliana seo, cad faoi go mbeidh muid ag ceiliúradh le deireadh an rince abhann? Bhí an t-ádh liom an t-ionad tosaigh seo a fheiceáil cé nach raibh mé ann an oíche a scannánaíodh é seo. O Bhuel. Bain taitneamh as!
Sláinte, meine Freunde! (ausgesprochen „slawn-cha“), das ist irisch und bedeutet „Prost!“ Für st. Wie wäre es, wenn wir dieses Jahr den Patrick’s Day mit dem Riverdance-Finale feiern? Ich hatte das Glück, dieses Bild in der ersten Reihe in der Mitte zu sehen, obwohl ich in der Nacht, in der dies gedreht wurde, nicht dort war. Nun ja. Genießen!
Sláinte, moi przyjaciele! (Wymawiane „slawn-cha”) to po irlandzku „Na zdrowie!” Dla św. Patryka w tym roku, może uczcimy to finałem Riverdance? Miałem szczęście zobaczyć ten środkowy rząd w pierwszym rzędzie, chociaż nie było mnie tam w noc kręcenia tego filmu. No cóż. Cieszyć się!
Sláinte, mina vänner! (Utalas 'slawn-cha') det är irländska för 'Cheers! För st. Patrick's Day i år, vad sägs om att vi firar med finalen i riverdance? Jag hade turen att se mitten på första raden även om jag inte var där den kvällen detta filmades. Jaja. Njut av!
Sláinte, a chairde! (Pronounced ‘slawn-cha’) sin Gaeilge le haghaidh ‘Cheers! Le haghaidh st. Lá Fhéile Pádraig na bliana seo, cad faoi go mbeidh muid ag ceiliúradh le deireadh an rince abhann? Bhí an t-ádh liom an t-ionad tosaigh seo a fheiceáil cé nach raibh mé ann an oíche a scannánaíodh é seo. O Bhuel. Bain taitneamh as!
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I always found Jean Butler to be so charismatic - more so than the leading men (including Flatley!) My eyes were always drawn to her; she is fabulous!
My dad used to say the same thing.
Omg Jean is a beautiful woman, I couldn’t stand Flatley he was so arrogant and full of himself, the performances without him were much better because they were about the whole cast. Flatley was an arrogant pig.
She is indeed the ‘High Priestess’ of Irish dance👍🏻👍🏻
I prefer Michael Flatley. 'Sliante'
Agreed. Flatley was amazing, but his ego was 🤮
Jeans' partner in this version of Riverdance is Colin Dunne who is a dancer extraordinaire. He is of Irish extraction but raised in the midlands of England. His mastery of several different dance styles is unparalleled. His Irish dancing has ballet qualities. As Jean herself once said "nobody dances like Colin Dunne". If you watch some of his other videos, I think you will agree - he is one of a kind - incredible.
I danced at a few Feis that Colin was competing at aswel when I was a young lad in UK. Absolutely everyone knew him. He was already a multi World champion by that stage. He was a few years older than me. Shame I gave it up young as was embaressed about it tbh. I know 2 lads who did go on to perform with Riverdance/ Lord of the Dance. They travelled the world, fair play to them.
👍🏼it really never gets old even after all these years.
SAME!!!
Even more impressive is their first appearance performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in Ireland 1994.
I don't think so. Without Bill Whelan's score I got zero goosebumps.
I agree, that performance was so impressive and magical, it’s my favourite, I think they’ll really love watching it
God bless the Irish 🎉
To say this is magnificent is selling it cheap - it is much more than that.
This was first performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in Ireland who were hosting . This was the interval entertainment and became a sensation the world over the next day around Europe
The first and still the only interval act to receive a standing ovation!
No it wasn't this one.
The original River Dance was performed in Ireland by a different troup i grant you , it also got a 8 min standing ovation .@@kellier021285
Thought it was Michael Flatley at Eurovision, didn’t he started it all 🤷♀️
it was yes @@Giggirl
when you watch this in the theatre you can feel the dance through your whole body, it's magical
watch this version *Riverdance at the Eurovision Song Contest 30 April 1994, Dublin*
best version as it was mainly unseen till then
They are the best!! Precision, beauty, awesome!! This is what dancing is!! Nothing better!! The men are gorgeous,the women are gorgeous, just amazing!! No finer dance troupe around, they tower over everyone else!!
this was the ''interval'' music for the eurovision song contest and it quite simply overshadowed and blew everything out of the water - watch that version if you can
I’ve got the show on DVD & every few years I pull it out and watch it again. Just amazing to see.
You can;t beat Riverdance for lifting your spirits.
I had the vhs of the show. Probably still do, in storage. I remember sending my parents to see the live show for their anniversary. RIP Daddy. Still exciting after all this time!
My wife and I were privileged enough to see the show live in London back in the 1990s with Jean Butler and Colin Dunne. Simply amazing and the most joyful time I’ve ever spent in a theatre.
I used to Irish dance. I knew every step of this and Lord of the Dance lol still love it!!
Riverdance came to Charlotte NC last year and it was absolutely amazing!!!! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time haha I DEFINITELY recommend!
I SO LOVED THESE PERFORMANCES!! SO much ENERGY!! ENJOY, YA'LL!!
I saw this dance for the first time in 1994 at the ESC in Ireland, I was blown away. Back then, Michael Flatley swept across the stage, simply unbelievable! This body control and timing, inhuman...When I was able to admire her live, unforgettable! 🫶🫶🫶💪💪🤷♀️😳❤
👍👍Very, very cool performance. 🖖❤
I haven’t seen this for years. It made me quite emotional, at the skill sets, at the music, the precision. Outstanding. I saw River Dance and other spin offs back in the day and the sound was like a herd of wild ponies descending on you. Thank you so much,
The first time I ever saw your dancing at any capacity on TV was in the Disney film, the luck of the Irish, and as soon as I seen it, I loved it and that video was absolutely fantastic and I enjoyed every minute of it because that takes a lot of choreography, I would assume and extremely talented people, and every single person on that stage the best part was when they were all doing it in a line together that was epic
I've seen this live..and you can literally feel the room shudder from the feet banging on the stage..it is truly amazing even after all these yr..April 94 l think they appeared at the Eurovision interval.. the rest is history
Hello to you both - I absolutely love your reaction channel, I live in a rehabilitation centre as I suffer with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis and lupus I’m either bedbound or wheelchair bound - I remember when they first. Did this dance in the in the half time break at the Eurovision Song contest - I remember this so well as I tried to do the dance myself, but fell over- sending loads of love and hugs to you both. ~ Xxx Xxx
Could you react to the original 1994 Eurovision performance? It's one of the most stunning things ever. It was only designed as an interval act to fill time but the audience reaction was so insane it eclipsed the actual thing it was an interval act for, and a year later it was turned into a full stage show which is now recognised as one of the most successful stage shows ever, having traversed the globe several times, making millions.
I never in a million years expected this couple, who are not Irish, to appreciate the superb dancing and skill of Riverdance. I heartily apologise to both of them for my underestimation. They were awestruck (As was I when I saw Riverdance for the first time). They make a really handsome couple, I swear her smile could light up Wembley Stadium. Good Luck to you both.
To be fair she did state that she was of Irish descent and all of the memorabilia that was in her family's house.
@@mikekelly5491 Point taken Mike. Cheers, have a good day.
That's mothing. I like the rappers who love 70's, 80's rock.
@@mikekelly5491 Her mother was Irish (born in County Mayo) and her father was American. Michael Flatley was born in Detroit but both his parents were Irish born. Colin Dunne (the male dancer here who took over after Flatley left) was born in England to Irish parents.
The Eurovision interval video is amazing!!
Jean Butler is from CHICAGO
Love that much talent in one place.🤟🤘
How did you not pick the eurovision video ?? It's the iconic riverdance video
I've seen Riverdance and Lord of the Dance live and both were incredible.
me 2,i also got the DVDs playing them on my stereoset
There has been upheaval in the world of Irish dancing. An archivist at Dublin University Library has found a book entitled " The Use of the Arms in Irish Dancing"
Oh it felt so good to be Irish and seeing them all dance as part of the Eurovision. Best best night ever ❤❤❤
I was hooked after the Eurovision song contest show.
That was incredible everyone went quiet.
Love river dance! I’m Scottish and Irish by genealogy. No wonder I love it🤣. But if you like unique performance arts… check out DCI (drum corps international). I love Phantom Regiment 1996 (A Defiant Heart). And Cavaliers (Planets). But I’m also old school DCI
Oh I haven’t watched RiverDance in years. I was totally glued to the screen. Their precision timing is unbelievably spot on. Just might watch it again 😊
The audition to become a member of Riverdance is for Irish Step dancers equivalent to the audition for acrobats and gymnasts for Cirque de Soleil , you literally have to be at the top of your game and being considered for an audition is an extremely high honor
My Cousin Connor Hayes joined them sometime later.
He danced lead at the Wall of China for Matinee performance, we were so so proud of him.. Beautiful memories of all that time. It will never be forgotten ❤
you should really see the orginal from the Eurovision Song contest when it had it debut as the music is more a part of the perfomance and just as amazing as the dancing
Yep, my thoughts exactly.
I saw Riverdance when they were here in Brisbane, absoulutely mesmerizing watching them
Pronunciation of Sláinte is spot on!
Now do some Luke Kelly, Ireland's greatest son:) Maybe Dubliners, Rocky Road to Dublin live:)
(Rich M here) Took me some time before I found out how to pronounce it! LOL
I have seen live twice, amazing!
This made millions of people want to take up Irish dancing. Me Included.
Aw, you guys are so cute! Your reactions are so wholesome!
Chills every time I watch this. If you haven't already checked out TRADING TAPS from the same show ( Trading Taps, Riverdance - Live from New York City, 1996) it's an epic traditional tap vs Irish dancers battle - loads of fun. And for tappers who definitely do not keep their arms by their sides and who dance rough and ready, down and dirty - you gotta check out the amazing Australian TAP DOGS (Tap Dogs | Beams ) 🤩🤩🤩
You really should watch the very first Riverdance.
The excitement was palpable and nothing like that had ever been done in their culture before. So great!!!
Very cool on a Friday night Suzi and Travis Oh we could see your dog and your lip stick is hot till next time love you guys G. T.O
Wow! Dude! How cool is it to be Irish!
Very cool at times 🎉
It's funny you say imagine the sound live,you have no idea the feeling you get.i went to a modern flamenco show while on holiday,let's just say I went under protest😊 but as soon as it started I was mesmerized,honestly you get wildly excited as the tempo gets faster and faster.i have never experienced anything like it in my life and would urge everyone to try it once in your life.
I saw this live as a teen. I still remember how the energy hit when they all got in line and completely synchronized. - At that moment even my no nonsense father understood why I had dragged him on a 4 hour drive to see some dancers.
Great stuff.
Slainte from Ireland!Great reaction,this is beautiful...just a couple of days till St Patrick's Day!
There was a huge portion of that routine that was done without any music - very impressive to be able to hold the attention of the audience like that.
My eldest sister was part of this for 3 years, she travelled to china at one point can’t remember exactly when, she used to say they got through so many dancers as the work was non stop.
My Cousin danced lead in China a few times. So proud of him.
Conor Hayes is his name, living in Melbourne, Irish born.
❤ My personal favourute dance routine (to watch, _not_ to attempt to take part in, lol !!) Is the Finale of:
"The Lord of The Dance" again by Michael Flatley, and his _gallant_ team.❤
You have to rewind and checkout the dance off between Irish tap and American tap. Absolutely astounding these folk's, their dance talents and the entertainment level is phenomenal..
The best one to watch is the very first performance at the Eurovision Song Contest! It’s just extraordinary nobody outside of Ireland saw it before!
My girls are irish dancers. So fun. They got to perform last night with Cherish the Ladies and it was wonderful.
It is a testament to the Irish ability to figure out how to dance, with only their lower half, so with the upper half, we could still hold our Pint. We no longer have to put our drinks down in order to go dance. 'Hallelujah'
This was one of my FAVORITES!!!
Still is!!!
They CUT UP ON THE RIVERDANCE!!!!👋👋👋
They cut UP. There was nothing like this!!!!
This was epic 👍😉
I'm guessing this was taped after Michael Flatley left the troupe but Jean Butler remained. I wanted so bad to go see this, but between the traveling distance and my work schedule it just wasn't possible.🤪 These performances are just off the chart. Thanks you two for reviewing this!!😍🎵🎶🍀🍀
No one has matched Jean Butler, the original and tallest lead
EXELLENT❤❤❤❤🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🙏
No one beats Michael Flatley.
Sláinte ☘️ (pronounced 'Slon cha') from Ireland you guys .. love ya. Happy St Patrick's weekend
When my son was around 7 yrs old. He would see the billboards and he would say "Mom feets of fire are in town" I immediately think it when I see the Lord of the dance...
Michael Flatley who set up the troop with Jean Butler held the record for 25 taps per second
I’m not sure about this at all, but didn’t Colin Dunne break that record with 26?
I know that it was not Irish dancing, but for the number of "Taps" ever recorded in one minute the holder was Eleanor Powell, she was timed during WW2 and she could do more taps in one minute than the American machine gun could fire bullets. That is SOME fancy footwork.
Sláinte literally means 'health'; so we're saying, "to health" when we raise a glass. Slawn-tcheh
Whoever sent that to you , that version is not authentic. That is not Michael Flatley who created riverdance, although it is Jean Butler.
Thank you for reacting to dance 😊
Talk about getting your steps in. Amazing. My birthday is St Patrick's Day and once when I was in Dublin someone told me that if I go around the pubs on my birthday in Ireland I will get all my drinks for free because I was born in St Patrick's Day but I don't know if he was pulling my leg or not?
The male lead is good, but you should see Michael Flatley do it.
Great, but you have to react to where it all started. The Eurovision interval performance, with Flatley.
Slainte is Irish for 'Health to You'.
Lord of the dance is even better
Sláinte actually means health. So people are actually toasting your health.
Yup…”slan-cha” is the correct pronunciation. I saw River Dance three times when they came to Seattle, it was amazing! The first time was May 1998, the next two times were in the early 2000’s. They’ll be back to celebrate their 30th anniversary in 2025! As amazing as it is watch on video, the live performance is unbelievable! Their precision gubes the Rockette’s a run for their money. 😉
Stavros Flatley, Stavros Flatley. Stavros Flatley!
React to Stavros Flatley, Britain's Got Talent!!!
1:45 I'm not Irish, so I learned it from Leather Jacket Guy.😂
Nice Reaction😉👍
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I could very well imagine that two rock tubes like you would also like it. Have fun
I recently watched a video of the current production of Riverdance where they practice this part. Ya'll, they are just dying at the end, but they make it look easy.
I saw Riverdance at Radio City Music Hall. Have you watched "Lord of the Dance"
You got the pronunciation of Sláinte perfect, however it doesn't mean cheers. Sláinte is the Irish word for health. Irish people drink to each others health and therefore say Sláinte as a toast so I can see how people might mistake if for cheers.
7:28 Titanic moment, anyone?
Sláinte is pronounced “slawn-cha” and means health, health to you, take care, and cheers depending on how you use the word.
🔥
should do a reaction to Planet Ireland from Flatley's Lord of the Dance show
I watched the preparation for this show, and a major problem with Radio City was the solid steel flooring for safety which had to be covered to allow the dancers to not injure their ankles and legs due to reduced 'springing' from the stage.
Listen to me you are both the most inspirational people I have come across listening to your music on utube.apart from your band I love to listen to within temptation.can I beg you all one thing and I will pay you I promise.just for a signed picture of you all🙏.may God bless you all.😜
How do they keep their socks from falling down
Michael Flatley, the American-Irish creator of Riverdance once set the world record for the most taps in 1 second: 35. Like a humming bird's wings.
Slainte 🥃
`Best damn dance show I`ve ever seen. I`m told that the Show, Riverdance, was created by Michael Flatley ( an Irish Born American ? ). I think that this bloke, Colin Dunne was / is a superior Irish Dancer to the creator....
I think the whole show is availabe to see somewhere or other in this here YT.
If you chaps haven`t watched and heard the whole show then you have no idea what you`re missing.
I`ve been everywhere there is to go in EIRE - ten times over and similarly with England and Wales. Alas, I have spent too little time in Scotland.
Flatley created Lord of the Dance. He didn't create Riverdance
@@benitolonard4441 Thanks for putting me right. I did say that I was told - and I don`t believe everything I`m told.
`Always willing to thank those that bring me closer to the truth. Sincerely.
Never say you are Irish. Genuine Irish people hate that.
I get that, but I think there has to be a middle ground for the children/grandchildren of immigrants. Not just from Ireland either- our families usually didn't leave their homes because they wanted to, they felt like they had to. Making sure their kids and grandkids knew and respected their roots was the only way they still felt those connections to the place that gave them life. Trying to find ways to identify with the culture is a way to respect our elders and the sacrifices they made to try giving the next generations a better life. We aren't actually "Irish" or "Italian" in terms of nationality, we're talking ethnically. I can 100% understand why people who live in those countries get upset by it but I've never really been able to find a middle ground where both sides are happy.
Real River dance has a song to😢
Hay you guys im being serious you really need and have to whach marceleto pomelo sorry to but in but please just do it 😮😮😮😮
Great, but it doesn't match the original two years earlier at The Point Theatre, Dublin. I can vouch for that as I was there!
Wrong version. The point Dublin 1994 is the one to watch
You're not Irish, you're American and so is Michael Flatley, from Chicago.
I love Riverdance!
My mother is Irish,
I'm not.🙂
He’s no Michael Flatley….