The Spirit of Ireland | Abigail Williams | TEDxUTulsa

History and technique of Irish Step-Dancing. Abigail Williams is a Freshman at the University of Tulsa
studying Vocal Performance. She is an active member in Delta
Delta Delta and sings in TU’s Choral Choir as well as a newly
formed A Cappella group. She has a love for the performing
arts and expresses her passion through Irish dance, ballet, and
singing classical music. She has been dancing since she was
three and singing classically since she was sixteen. In her spare
time, Abby enjoys attending operas, musicals, and concerts. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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[@nolan1432]

I think someone was joking with you when they said the bit about dancing so the soldiers wouldn't see 🙈🙈😂😂

[@Cybernetic800]

Its true not a joke at all.

[@robblack533]

Totally true, irish dance was prohibited as was the language as was education for the native irish.

[@COM70]

I feel a bit sad for American dancers. They are really good but the music they have to dance to is so soulless.

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