Sean Nós Northwest 2010 - sean nós dancers

[@padrina1]

In these strange times, it is wonderful to remember, Thank you all for making a day easier. xxx

[@carolweaver3269]

So much like Tap dancing, I took it from there years until marriage and taught while in High Schol for the village. I would love this but am a little slower now as I am 69 yrs old, but this is really what I love. My grandfather was German and he would take me to dance school until he passed and then my parents took over you may say. then as we lived in town, so I could walk and took Tap, jazz, Ballet and baton, but Tap was my favorite. Now I see why grandpa did took me to dance, as my mom told how when she grew up living in the country, they rolled up the rugs and would do the Jig, and the family played their music (even the spoons) and mom was called " Little Miss Frill" as of the fancy dresses ( No pants for women back then) and she would Jig from a young age. Jig or 'improvised Irish dance" is more fun, as you just '''let go'' and can do as you please, as long as it keeps the time step with the music I ended up after marriage doing more of this kind of dance just to relax in the evening after work was down and it was quieter, as it came naturally with music it was free flow. Not a certain routine. . LOVED WATCHING all of you and it was Fabulous!!! Great music too.. Thank you!

[@theawesomeharveygogangbroo9443]

HI Carol,interesting reading your comments, I've not the history of dance that you have,but I'm teaching my self Sean-nos, from Utube ,I'm 75 ,like you I do free style,improvise,when I hear Irish music withe fiddle or the banjo,mainly a reel I want to get up and dance

[@davebrooks6848]

Hi,yes I too practice this dance in the kichen while I'm preparing the evening meal,I am my wife carer.keeps me fit,and sane

[@jazzman5598]

Y’all make me happy!

[@maureenmartin4730]

They are great and all different to each other but there are definite steps and you would need a good nights sleep before and after. We can thank Michael Flatley and Jean Butler for this explosion of Irish dancing modern and Sean nod. We wish Michael well with his illness. He didn’t get half enough praise for the joy his dancing brought to the whole world and the lovely Jean Butler. Thank you both

[@Joe_vette]

We do this sorts style in east Tennessee!

[@elizabethstar-dylan796]

My lord, imagine having Kevin Burke playing for you! Terrific dancing!

[@michaelmcgovern2264]

Beautiful

[@stevemcgarrett303]

Fantastic! Hats off to the fiddler though!

[@ezg9646]

My Mom is the second dancer!!! And I'm not kidding!

[@Melvorgazh]

Cén t-ainm atá uirthi? What's her name? I like Maldon Meehan and Brian Ó hÁirt and Miss English mostly, but they are all good

[@tudgemyster]

love the old styles

[@Eric-yt7fp]

I took a Sean Nós dance class at University! I only remember twelve steps, but it's great fun! Tá sé craic maith!!

[@Melvorgazh]

Was your teacher a known person in Irish dancing? :) It is lán le craic in áiríre :)

[@tudgemyster]

This is so good to see it how it should be, relaxed and entertaining.

[@kritzoventer6611]

Thanks for sharing- great work all! 😊

[@InsatiableCuriosity]

Such a fun video!! I'm very familiar with a few of you as I've been dancing with Ben Powers down here in San Diego and he speaks nothing but the highest praise of you! I hope to cross paths with you all at a seisiún some day! Slan go foill

[@vinnyj4897]

Sean Nos Forever!

[@kleinjogg]

:) Thanks you for putting it on youtube. I love it. Lots of love from Switzerland.

[@skyriderize]

So awesome. We don't want it 2 stop. Therapeutic

[@decovegan]

YES! Can't wait to learn! :)

[@davebrooks6848]

Hi just seen this brilliant vidio of great dancers many times ,is that Kevin burke playing.,,?

[@Melvorgazh]

Sin an CRAIC! I luv it! Me favorite Irish dancing vid ever! It stinks the fun! Lol Ach, these steipeanna they got all names, right? What is the one the lass does from 5:16 when she crosses her legs? Agus tá Brian dochreidte tharr cinn! ^^ He is an ceann is fearr

[@CadillacL]

Get it girl!

[@davebrooks6848]

Sean nos, "old syle or oldway" refers to both dance and singing.

[@ezg9646]

Jean Denney-Grotewohl is awesome, and my Ma.

[@raymondmorris4270]

Can we world stand against the violence.......SANCTUARY AND mercy

[@Melvorgazh]

ps: who shot that vid? We want more, le do thoill! Agus in Full HD, would that be possible? Sláinte! ;)

[@Melvorgazh]

What are the other tunes played besides Pigeon On The Gates? @Cathy Jordan ps: I really liked what you did in a video with Shannon Heaton over a year ago I think it was. Sláinte agat! 😊

[@Melvorgazh]

Wonder what's that step name @ 5:16, the handsome lassie does? It looks great! But not easy to master...

[@kritzoventer6611]

Shout out for the fiddler! 🥃

[@davebrooks6848]

Im sure the fiddle player is keven he from the" Bothy Band."

[@BP-hz4do]

Отлично!!! Респект!!!

[@Eric-yt7fp]

Is breá liom sé! An-mhaith!

[@Melvorgazh]

Cén t'ainm atá ar an fear? You all nice rinceoiraí! GRMA!

[@patrickpearse9769]

what you are watching is step dancing. Sean nos refers only to singing, pin the irish language. Smarten up . Once again, these dancers are fantastic, not to mention their musical accompianment.

[@Melvorgazh]

There is sean-nós dancing or rince/damhsa ar an sean-nós.

[@fromireland8663]

This casual style is called "sean nós" dancing in Ireland to distinguish it from the more formal step dancing style, on which riverdance is based.

[@patrickpearse9769]

***** sean nos dancing.

[@patrickpearse9769]

no such genre as “Sean not” dancers. Fantastic dancing, but typical internet disinformation dribble. Stay in your lane lads and lassies. Meaning dance and shut your gob. :0

[@fromireland8663]

Are you the sean nós police?

[@jaypeckay5898]

vomit,,,,,,,