MUSIC AND DANCE - SCOTTISH AND IRISH
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Labels: Albannach, An Innis Aigh, Avicii, bagpipes, Busking Fidlers, Celtic, dance, Gaelic, Gaelic Storm, Highland Cathedral, Irish, music, Rays of Sunshine, Reindeer Song, Scottish, song, WGBH
posted by Anon @ 05:34
7 Comments
7 Comments:
Picked two to mention: Albannach are feisty. Dangerous but friendly. Bit like one or two of their fellow country-peep I’ve known. And The Busking Fiddlers are jus’ wonderful. Thanks.
We be thanking' ya for this.
With some of these forms of Scottish / Irish traditional dancing as in above videos, the posture of the arms held stiffly straight down & un-moving, has an aspect of repression about it ... the stiffness of the shoulders is a posture suggestive of fear ... it seems the young people are being held back from using their hands and arms in a natural way
This can give a bit of discomfort to some of us viewers ... It seems to reflect the 'occupied peoples' aspect of these cultures ... One is wishing for the children & young people to move their bodies more naturally
One's arms are the first things that one moves when communicating, or rebelling
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Nice music, cold and gloomy weather and lack of sunshine, folk most likely nicer than Britons, sure...
but who cares for Scotland outside of this masonic infested country ?
Bad weather brings boozing and sadness for most of the population.
The glory days of Anglosaxons are fading away. Celtic culture as well. Not it is for Slavic nations !
Slavic were always more close to ancient Vedic culture;
even the Slavic languages resembles holy Sankrit much more than Western languages...
(Of course people are rude in slavic countries as well, but they have this "something" which Westerners lack. )
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