I would definitely say in this version, the dancers are much more stoic and poised, but I do have to agree that the original was more entertaining because the dancers were very fluid/ relaxed. I still love this version, as it was the first I saw.
As much as I prefer the 1995 version, this one does have some things that work in its favor. The male dancers are more acrobatic, the costumes are more colorful and eye-catching, and the backdrop and lighting are kinda evocative...
I've always thought dervish style dances must be some of the hardest to learn and perform. Not only are they fast, energetic and acrobatic all at once but the dancers are in almost constant movement and transitioning from different move sets (particularly after spins).
Very impressive! I am a Russian who watched it live during US tour, we didn't have a program during the concert but it was clear from the beginning that it was a Russian dance. Very good job!
Woow, so impressive, love it!!! Thanks for sharing, it gives myself so much energy, that its ideal when there is no black coffee in the table (but also when there is hahaha). Cheers from Costa Rica!!! :D
Теперь мы знаем как в Ирландии представляют себе русские народные танцы :) Симбиоз получился великолепный. Правда "русские дервиши" слегка поломали мозг, да и Македония вроде бы не при делах ;)
@@user-ii6gf4lx3e как я понимаю ,этот номер - постановка Моисеева и есть. Для riverdance. Более того, часть моисеевского остались работать riverdance в 90-х
Charlie Barnett The dancers stood out better back then, the stage presence was better. Also back then they danced more effortlessly , here some parts seem like a struggle
and the 95 version the lighting is much better too. in parts of this one it's hard to see the movements of the dancers legs because the lighting is bad.
Macedonia. Never Greek.Not in ancient times. Not today. Did you know that Sirma is a Macedonian and also a Turkish name? So maybe you are Macedonian or Turkish, Mr. Syrma idis.
@@kcc7966 ..... of course sir........ SyrmÀ means in Turkish "Money"....... we enjoyed each other culture..... people never had an issue of greed....... but still, Nation is a matter of Language Belief and Bloodlines....... show me any archaeological script and I can speak it buck to you from my very first day of my existence...... ALL OTHERS NEED SOME UNIVERSITY TO RECOVER WHAT I HAD AS MILK .
I've danced the hopak (many decades ago). Certainly, some of the moves are from that, but it's neither pure hopak nor pure Ukrainian. I saw bits of rachenitza, some steps that were probably original, the fast spin by female dancers that seems to go into stage versions of most ethnic dances, and some original choreography. As the opening instrument sounds like a gudolka, I'd say this was probably supposed to represent a common Slavic origin.
I would definitely say in this version, the dancers are much more stoic and poised, but I do have to agree that the original was more entertaining because the dancers were very fluid/ relaxed. I still love this version, as it was the first I saw.
Very professionally but also a great exchange between Ireland to Russia and the rest of the World.
Love this comment!
Each of my brain cells coming together for one final thought at the end of a drunken night
Vodka, I presume.
I just screamed out loud 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
For my cyclist soul part after 3min 35sec - this is turbo mode 88mil/h and faster
As much as I prefer the 1995 version, this one does have some things that work in its favor. The male dancers are more acrobatic, the costumes are more colorful and eye-catching, and the backdrop and lighting are kinda evocative...
I've always thought dervish style dances must be some of the hardest to learn and perform. Not only are they fast, energetic and acrobatic all at once but the dancers are in almost constant movement and transitioning from different move sets (particularly after spins).
This and “firedance” are well 🔥
I'm biased I just love the one from riverdance 1995 but this one was great nonetheless
Me too! 💕💕💕
Agreed, I was watching all the different versions though the years, and had to back to this one and re watch it
@@Parjuk Do you know how many versions there are?
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Этакая "развесистая клюква" по-ирландски. Но смотрится великолепно!
Macedonia morning.... Prekrasna pesna, sekavam se na staroto vreme, tradiciite.. 🇲🇰
More than just dancers, these guys are professional gymnast.
Russia ❤️ Ireland 🍀❤️ Skills 💯
Bravo! Amazing performance!! Loved it!!
In tnis dance they used wonderful choreograpgy liked Igor Moissed. Bravo
Very impressive! I am a Russian who watched it live during US tour, we didn't have a program during the concert but it was clear from the beginning that it was a Russian dance. Very good job!
Not even close to Russian dance.
Love it! Great dance!
Ireland, we love you! Greece
Spectacular 🥰
Génial ! J'adore !😍😍😍😍
Woow, so impressive, love it!!! Thanks for sharing, it gives myself so much energy, that its ideal when there is no black coffee in the table (but also when there is hahaha). Cheers from Costa Rica!!! :D
the more i see riverdance the more i love it! :D
My favorite part
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amazing!! ♥
素敵です😃素晴らしいです😃何度見ても素敵です😃
.....excellent.
Wonderful.
Russians rock
Теперь мы знаем как в Ирландии представляют себе русские народные танцы :)
Симбиоз получился великолепный.
Правда "русские дервиши" слегка поломали мозг, да и Македония вроде бы не при делах ;)
Коллега, это ж классическая хореография как в ансамбле Моисеева. Псмотрите их концерты. И вертушки девушек, и прыжки юношей)
@@user-ii6gf4lx3e как я понимаю
,этот номер - постановка Моисеева и есть. Для riverdance.
Более того, часть моисеевского остались работать riverdance в 90-х
Спасибо.)))) Забавно.
dance 2: extreme russian edition
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This does not have Macedonian Morning. That song is already ending by the time this starts.
Exactly, no comments!
неплохая стилизация
Don't get me wrong, I really love this dance...but why did it end up in an IRISH dance show? What does it have to do with Ireland?
Вот это, я называю ох-нное представление (С)
شئ رائع
Amazing performance!! 👏👏👏 Does anyone know the name of the girls? are they on Instagram?
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I feel like the footwork was more complex in the 95 version
🙌 such a peculiar people
HaHaHa 😈. Namaste, SpDnki. ROFLOL 👍😂. GWP✊😎🔥Hail Caesar "StormBringer"!
Что это было?
Finally, found
3:55
sorry but 1995 version all the way for me
Charlie Barnett I agree.
100% can't be beat
Charlie Barnett The dancers stood out better back then, the stage presence was better. Also back then they danced more effortlessly , here some parts seem like a struggle
'95 and '96 (live from NY) were great
and the 95 version the lighting is much better too. in parts of this one it's hard to see the movements of the dancers legs because the lighting is bad.
The 1995 version is much better.
..... Macedonia is One and is Greek......
Macedonia. Never Greek.Not in ancient times. Not today. Did you know that Sirma is a Macedonian and also a Turkish name? So maybe you are Macedonian or Turkish, Mr. Syrma idis.
@@kcc7966 ..... of course sir........ SyrmÀ means in Turkish "Money"....... we enjoyed each other culture..... people never had an issue of greed....... but still, Nation is a matter of Language Belief and Bloodlines....... show me any archaeological script and I can speak it buck to you from my very first day of my existence...... ALL OTHERS NEED SOME UNIVERSITY TO RECOVER WHAT I HAD AS MILK .
oh dear.........:(
This is not Russian folklore! These music comes from Balkan’s peninsula!
I know nothing about dance, but this version is nowhere near as entertaining at the 1995 one.
Indeed you don't.
+Aaron Yang correct....as I have stated...
+pancreas07 I totally agree with you. The 1995 version is my favorite. It just has... More charisma.
I prefer this one to 1995. Sorry!
It’s unbelievable, even dance was stolen. That’s Ukrainian hopak!
Had a bitter aftertaste after realise who perform that.
I've danced the hopak (many decades ago). Certainly, some of the moves are from that, but it's neither pure hopak nor pure Ukrainian. I saw bits of rachenitza, some steps that were probably original, the fast spin by female dancers that seems to go into stage versions of most ethnic dances, and some original choreography. As the opening instrument sounds like a gudolka, I'd say this was probably supposed to represent a common Slavic origin.