Myself and my friends in my dancing class are doing this dance but you are so brushed up in this I can't believe it how long have you been learning this
As an Irish Dance teacher, I can tell you this-- if I want to tune out music, I absolutely can. All I hear is the beat. The song itself doesn’t exist. 😂
Im an irish dancer my favorate dance is the sweets of may!!!
The absolutely best demonstration of this dance. Well done ladies. You are excellent!
@rropo1 Yes, of course. It's a classical tune for this dance. It has the same name: "Sweets of May"
School dresses used to be so lovely. Bring back the natural waistline! Lol
Wow they did very good. My daughter dose Irish dancing and she dose this team dance
I go irish dancing too and tomorrow I have a feis and I'm dancing this.
Myself and my friends in my dancing class are doing this dance but you are so brushed up in this I can't believe it how long have you been learning this
This is different than the one I've done in class.
Omg
@aMUSICALdrug Oh, I understand you very well. I have a lot of troubles in my ceili too :)
How much for the lot of them?
I did this in primary school
Very Nice! Can you tell me what the tune is called?
Sweets of may
Follow me up to Carlow also Fiachna mac hugh o’beirne is the name of the tune
Do these dancers get totally sick of the song while rehearsing the dance? To be this precise, I imagine they have to listen to it hundreds of times.
Aran Johnson yes. For teams and sets its very annoying listening to the same song over and over but for solos we get to change it up:)
jennacablair I get that way with saint Patrick's day.
Haha! I hadn't ever thought of that (I grew up with this stuff, as my mother was an Irish dancing teacher) but I'm sure it must be for most dancers!
As an Irish Dance teacher, I can tell you this-- if I want to tune out music, I absolutely can. All I hear is the beat. The song itself doesn’t exist. 😂
I learnt this dance when I was 10 and YESSS