Scottish - video notes

This video is an introduction to the scottish, as it is currently danced in France. The video is part of the notes for a series of workshops by Lisa Tamres and Gregory Dyke. (Note that, contrary to what the name might indicate, the scottish, also spelt scottisch, scottische, schottische is not from Scotland).
Cette vidéo est une introduction à la scottish, telle qu'elle est actuellement dansée en bal folk en France. La video fait partie des notes pour une série d'ateliers donnés par Lisa Tamres et Gregory Dyke
Music: Si z'avia'na mia (trad.; arranged by Olivier Wely) by Dzouga! on "Fatcha peta lou peis", produced by AEPEM.
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In this video, we deliberately avoid going into the history of the scottish or into the various regional styles and variations which might exist or have existed. Our focus is on giving dancers the basics so that they can take pleasure in dancing and hopefully awaken their curiosity about French popular and traditional dances.
Dans cette vidéo, nous évitons délibérément d'entrer dans l'histoire de la scottish et dans les différents styles régionaux qui pourraient exister ou avoir existé. Notre but est de donner aux danseurs les bases qui leur permettent de prendre plaisir en dansant et peut-être éveiller leur curiosité quand aux danses traditionnelles et populaires de France.

[@tomasbrada7724]

Thank you very much! So difficult find clearly explained balfolk dance basics! Now i got it!!! 🙂

[@judpom5255]

Hey that's great ! I am french from Brittany and it's great to watch ! If i can also add a word: it works even better for the girl to put her right foot a bit forward in between the guy's feet while doing the 4 last steps and turning.

[@Tirn0]

It's written in the about text and at the end of the video:
Music: Si z'avia'na mia (trad.; arranged by Olivier Wely) by Dzouga! on "Fatcha peta lou peis", produced by AEPEM.

[@Krieszak]

great stuff

[@asbjornkarlssonasbjorn429]

Thanks, Welcome to France Scottish people. :D i love it.

[@asbjornkarlssonasbjorn429]

My wife is Scottish, we live in Paris.

[@meuniernaxhie3480]

😍

[@irateofwatford]

What was the music?