Awwwwwwwwwwesome, normally I don't write comment on youTube. I am Deaf myself, use to dance Scottish dancing. Watching your dancing brings back my scottish dancing memories. You are sooooo awesome, I can see its lots of hard work, you have done very well, goosebump. Well done!!! Clap clap clap
I'm a much more inexperienced Highland dancer (I've only been dancing for 4 years) and I am just blown away by this! I just started learning how to leap last week, and it is HARD! The amount of training and work you must have put in to achieve this routine is huge, you have definitely inspired me to practice more!
you are all absolutely amazing- such beautiful dancers. I really regret not sticking in at dancing and practicing more- 28 and too old now 😢😢 used to compete with David quite a lot and a few times also at Cowal ☺ congratulations to you on on a truly remarkable achievement - just shows you what a lot of time, effort and hard work can do. all three of you are an inspiration to any dancer.
SO much TALENT!! I'm really hoping to pick it back up in college. I quit to do volley ball, but I kept practicing the dances to keep me fresh. You three are amazing!!! :D
You're welcome Anthea. It is good to see guy participate in a Irish jig wearing a kilt. Because it shows very good pride what he does for his culture. Plus it takes a lot of courage what he does too.
i love this i do highland dancing but i dont know this dance im 8 years old in grade 3 i love highland dancing its fun and i also do it because part of my family is scottish and my casine was a highland dancer i love it.
OMG Anthea! Which one are you?!!! This is an amazing choreography. I'd love to do this one day. I think my friend said she has danced with you before in Scotland. :O
HI Anthea- I have a question. I'm just a new admirer of Scottish Highland Dancing, and was curious to know why do the male dancers do the same exact steps with the same arm positions as the females? why wouldn't they have more subdued or masculine type of steps that look would more manly and let the females do the more flamboyant moves?. is it just "tradition" that the men do this? also, and can you tell me the proper name of the dance about the angry houswife? I saw it one time and liked it but I can't find it again because I don't know the name. Thanks!
Hello David! This is actually a choreography, so it is not the traditional dances, the dancers/ dance teachers make these based on what they decide so in this case they are all doing the same steps and using the same arm positions. In the traditional "Highland dances" for example the Fling or Sword, the steps were actually made by and for men, many dances being used in war, it took quite a while for women to be able to dance them wearing a kilt, so men and women use the same steps and arms. Women traditionally danced the "National Dances" like the Blue Bonnets or Lilt, which are more graceful and "flamboyant", wearing a different outfit. Now a days men also do the national dances but wear a kilt and do similar arm positions to the highlands, for it to be more masculine. Also the dance you are talking about it about an angry Irish washer woman, it is called the Irish Jig. Hope this helps!
+Cassie Weiss thank you Cassie for taking the time to reply back and explain. I love this dance... I love when the pipes kick in. What's so awesome is that you have a real pipe player at your events. Makes it genuine.
This is great. I would also enjoy a new style. Maybe more with lights and those shadows incorporated more. I imagine them in all white. And traditional colored lights apon them.
Awwwwwwwwwwesome, normally I don't write comment on youTube. I am Deaf myself, use to dance Scottish dancing. Watching your dancing brings back my scottish dancing memories. You are sooooo awesome, I can see its lots of hard work, you have done very well, goosebump. Well done!!! Clap clap clap
The three of you were great performers on stage. All you deserve five stars for putting time and practice into the dance. Keep up the great work.
I'm a much more inexperienced Highland dancer (I've only been dancing for 4 years) and I am just blown away by this! I just started learning how to leap last week, and it is HARD! The amount of training and work you must have put in to achieve this routine is huge, you have definitely inspired me to practice more!
That was wonderfull!!! The leaps were amazing!
Absolute perfection. Very beautiful.
Beautiful choreography and dancing
you are all absolutely amazing- such beautiful dancers. I really regret not sticking in at dancing and practicing more- 28 and too old now 😢😢 used to compete with David quite a lot and a few times also at Cowal ☺ congratulations to you on on a truly remarkable achievement - just shows you what a lot of time, effort and hard work can do. all three of you are an inspiration to any dancer.
SO much TALENT!! I'm really hoping to pick it back up in college. I quit to do volley ball, but I kept practicing the dances to keep me fresh. You three are amazing!!! :D
Well, did you pick it up again? If not there's no time like the present.
Holy HAGGIS you are all amazing!
That was absolutely incredible! Thank you for sharing!
Brilliant ..and the music really good too !
they make it look so effortless :'D *tries to hop once- out of breath*
I've just started scottish dancing. You have really inspiered me
Потрясающе! Как же это завораживает! Браво!
Excellent!
wow... they make it look so effortless... and i know for a fact highland dancing if not effortless :D
Practicing, that is why these dancers are sooooo good!
aaah my name is Robyn! :), well done to everyone!
You're welcome Anthea. It is good to see guy participate in a Irish jig wearing a kilt. Because it shows very good pride what he does for his culture. Plus it takes a lot of courage what he does too.
those highcuts and leaps tho....
Bravo! You are really fantastic dancers! Many greetings from Hungary Budapest:)
wow that was amazing you are all wonderful dancers :) xx
Saw the original in Victoria. Heather is a genius!
What an amazing piece of dancing♥ im in lovee
Fantastic
its called Zeto the Bubbleman by Vale of Atholl Pipe band, you can find it on itunes! This is great by the way!
Beautiful dancing! Would have loved to see the ladies in the traditional dress too.
this is amazing!
Roybn came to our school today and talked about her sporting journey
There all amazing but honestly the boy is the best
David Wilton is also the pipe major of a senior grade one pipe band. That’s talent and dedication
Здорово. Браво.
My three inspirations ❤️
Amazing!
Beautiful!!!! The music and your dance are hypnotic :-)
The tunes are Breton Peurt A Beul, Zeto the Bubbleman, and the Auld Fiddler played by the Vale of Atholl pipe band.
i love this i do highland dancing but i dont know this dance im 8 years old in grade 3 i love highland dancing its fun and i also do it because part of my family is scottish and my casine was a highland dancer i love it.
That was amazing :)! Btw this is his sister who is a highland dancer :)!
Браво! Такая четкость, легкость.👍👍👍
There's a lot of ballet in this! I've noticed Scottish and Irish dancers introducing more and more ballet steps.
I do dancing
tbf highland is older than ballet...
No not in Irish dancing, we sometimes do ballet steps in shows or something like that, but not at competitions or practice.
Lovely!
I'm in my second year of highland dance. I wish I could leap like that
Now
I wish I had never stopped! 32 too late for beginning again?
You're welcome. I wish. I can see more dances with kilts. It shows interest and great pride to wear a kilt.
OMG Anthea! Which one are you?!!! This is an amazing choreography. I'd love to do this one day. I think my friend said she has danced with you before in Scotland. :O
She's the first girl who comes on stage
loved it
Men in kilts are attractive. Really, really attractive. :D
love it.
Great!!!
Brilliant
So handsome! 😍
I saw you you are such a beautiful dancer :) x
what is the song called that was played on the bagpipes? and you 3 were AMAZING! :)
Whats the song called?
HI Anthea- I have a question. I'm just a new admirer of Scottish Highland Dancing, and was curious to know why do the male dancers do the same exact steps with the same arm positions as the females? why wouldn't they have more subdued or masculine type of steps that look would more manly and let the females do the more flamboyant moves?. is it just "tradition" that the men do this? also, and can you tell me the proper name of the dance about the angry houswife? I saw it one time and liked it but I can't find it again because I don't know the name. Thanks!
Hello David! This is actually a choreography, so it is not the traditional dances, the dancers/ dance teachers make these based on what they decide so in this case they are all doing the same steps and using the same arm positions. In the traditional "Highland dances" for example the Fling or Sword, the steps were actually made by and for men, many dances being used in war, it took quite a while for women to be able to dance them wearing a kilt, so men and women use the same steps and arms. Women traditionally danced the "National Dances" like the Blue Bonnets or Lilt, which are more graceful and "flamboyant", wearing a different outfit. Now a days men also do the national dances but wear a kilt and do similar arm positions to the highlands, for it to be more masculine.
Also the dance you are talking about it about an angry Irish washer woman, it is called the Irish Jig.
Hope this helps!
+Cassie Weiss thank you Cassie for taking the time to reply back and explain. I love this dance... I love when the pipes kick in. What's so awesome is that you have a real pipe player at your events. Makes it genuine.
Leaps❤️❤️❤️
What is the music you are dancing to?:)
Naomi Paterson gum gum style
nice
This is great.
I would also enjoy a new style.
Maybe more with lights and those shadows incorporated more.
I imagine them in all white.
And traditional colored lights apon them.
There are 4 girls at my dance school that can leap as high as that