Cormac Begley & Stephanie Keane
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Solo step dancing to polkas isn't something you see everyday of the week. Here's a clip of the incredible Stephanie Keane dancing her polka steps to the three sisters in West Kerry. #polkas #stephaniekeane #threesisters #westkerry
Ohhh the joy in her feet 😍😍😍 gwan Stephanie
i return to this video over and over ❤ cormac begley on concertina with stephanie keane dancing - literally a dream collab!!! maith sibh!!!
Music, art, place - what a perfect balance
Fabulous fab contrast with fab geographical back drop. And the contrast of music light and grey. Good choice.
Ther needs to b a love button for cormacs music.... Just brilliant stuff
An ear for a tune and a eye for a shamanic dance...beautiful balance between concertina and feet that catch the breeze...
I was trying to find suitable words for many young women sean nós dancers performances today and "shamanic" is one word that fits the description.
Great video & setting, The Sean-Nos Dancing is wonderful to see, great freedom to it!!
Beautiful. Something very mystic about the music, setting, and dancing. Spolit for choice we are.
Ah! Stéphanie!
What a nut and gracious dancer!
Always some original steps and a good smile on the videos.
The way she holds her body I could recognise it a nautical mile away.
No one dances like her.
Gorgeous play ever great reel Cormac with Stephanie `s Dancing so amazing ever thank you Both
Outrageous rhythm!
Everything about this is just wild. Fantastic.
I love watching her dance!
Fab dancer and musician…❤
Absolute Beauty ❤
Excellent stuff from this fantastic duo! 🪗🎶💃☘️💚
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH!!
Just brilliant - the box and the steps both!
Hup Kerry! Awesome music, dancing and location.
Hay Cormac.
Well my friend you blew me into touch this morning.
My new found love is Lisa O'Neill and pair of you fine folks just shifted me to another place.
Thank you.
Smiling ear to ear, bobbing my head, and tapping my feet about this whole thing! ☘️🥰👍🏾
I love themusic and the sound of the steps but I began watching with sound off and it looks hilarious.I'm not a fan of this dance style, especially with flailing arms and hair.
@@kristinamullen4066 thanks for telling us.
That was brilliant playing and dancing, perfect timing!
You all prolly dont care at all but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@Kayden Richard Instablaster ;)
Love it - Great dancing, playing and vibing!
OH MY ! My soul music, it just stirs my heart!
Excellent,
Looks like a druid enjoying time with a forest spirit ❤
Great spot for it!
Am liebsten würde man mittanzen, es juckt einem regelrecht in den Füßen!! Wunderbare Zieharmonika!!(One would love to dance along, it really itches one's feet!! Wonderful accordion!!!!)
Energy abounds
Serious rhythm! 🎶
Lovely all the way round! Well done!
This is absolutely cool as hell🔥👍🏼
Fantastic playing and dancing
...fockin' brilliant like...
Wild magic!
Wow Stephanie that's just caught it - class! Hope you're well x
A Real Force Of Nature !!!
That was awesome!!!!
Me and my girlfriends relationship...Im the one bringing he energy
indah dan merdu sekali
Awesome.. such life 🎉 ✌️🕯💫
Beautiful
Yessssssss!!
Excellent
Wow!
Savage haircut Cormac😆😆
😂
Beautiful...I love it!
Love it x
Up Ciarraí! Up An Clár!
More more more
WHOOP
just awesome wow--canada thank newfoundland
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Fair deuce!
brill
The pier has since been demolished, due largely to the structural damage sustained in the making of this video.
Lovely!
Whats the name of The tunes?
what is the name of the polka?
thar barr
What are the tunes called?
عمل رائع
Fecking great playing, what is the first and last tune?
The first one is called Port Dealai. What's the name of the second one?
Hi Cormac !
What's the name of the first tune ?
I am just starting to play concertina ;)
Come back in 10 years
Which part of Middle Earth is this? Greetings from Germany. ^^
Dingle peninsula. I once bought a lobster for £1 straight off the boat at that quay. Mount Brandon stands behind it. I'll defer to a local.
Polka, lad.
What's the last tune in the set called?
Peata geal do mháthair
@@cormacbegley5480 I Like Hearing Your Foot Tapping.
Can anyone tell me the name of the first tune?
Question is. Did you Cormac?
Her hair also wanted to join in but doesn't have the rhythm and control just yet
She would want to rein herself in a small bit,the brazen hussy!
What kind of dancing is that? Because it has no relation to irish dancing.
This is why the Brits made the dancers NOT use their hands because it reinforced their idea of the wild Irish, Hup.
Is that fact/true B.D....? Source please?
@@kelvinmeneely3116 There appears to be no document which rules out the use of hands so it was either the English or the Catholic church who discouraged it. An occupying country or church can make their own rules.
Looks like American clog. It's hard to keep the arms down. I suppose competition dancing restricts all but legs movement for the sake of judging?
@@peterpozman6972The Irish brought that to USA and Appalachian moutains Seán Nós origin is Irish.
So true,irish dancing morphed into Appalachian flatfoot and Buckdancing.
Ohhh the joy in her feet 😍😍😍 gwan Stephanie