Posts tagged Irish dance
Rinceoiri Don Spraoi Irish Dancers
Dancing for fun
Riverdance and a Skateboard?????
One of my favorite skaters, John Rattray, shows us how to do a trick called “The Riverdance” for the Ride channel’s Trick-a-Day.
Webster’s Dictionary says the reel comes from ragla which means to stagger, incline, or move in walking first to one side then to the other. Another source gives its origin as the Anglo-Saxon rulla meaning to whirl.
Irish dancers from Rinceoiri Don Spraoi participate in a children's DVD
It’s hard to wait. Especially when you’re between the ages of four and seven. Rinceoiri Don Spraoi Shamrocks, Grace, Mari, and Audrey, found out just how hard waiting can be as they waited hours for their turn to begin filming…
Sign created for Rinceoiri Don Spraoi Irish Dancers by Kim Carruth.
New website for IrishDanceUtah.com!
So excited to unveil a brand new site design! Check out www.IrishDanceUtah.com for the new look.
(Source: irishdanceutah.net)
The Newest Utah State University Honors Elective!
In case you haven’t heard, the Honors program at Utah State University has put together a new elective starting Fall 2011. It’s an Irish dance class, and guess what? Hannah Thompson will be teaching!
PE 1700 - 003
Class time: 12:30-1:20 M/F (1 credit)
Hannah started dancing with Rinceoiri when she was eight and is taking a break (after what 12 years?) to go to college. We miss her like crazy and are really excited about this fun opportunity for her!
If you’re going to USU and want to continue dancing, take her Irish dance class! She’s a great teacher!
Storytelling , Music & Dancing. (via clarebannerman)
Love the way the Irish, and only the Irish, can weave a tale. Enjoy!
Great crowd!!!!! Cant wait for this year’s performance!
For an Irishman, talking is a dance.
I am a dancer. I believe that we learn by practice. Whether it means to learn to dance by practicing dancing or to learn to live by practicing living…. In each it is the performance of a dedicated precise set of acts, physical or intellectual, from which comes shape of achievement, a sense of one’s being, a satisfaction of spirit. One becomes in some area an athlete of God.
