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Revision as of 19:22, 29 January 2007
There are two categories here because music that's good for dancing to isn't always the best for practice. The practice section should remain a listing of tunes/collections suited for use in practice sessions. These selections may also be just fine for dancing to in a more public setting but there are frequently more "attractive" pieces that can be used. Obviously the placement of a given work is subjective. It's ok to post the same work in both sections if you feel that its good for kickin' it out and practicing to.
For dancing
Music that really gets your toes to tapping and makes you want to get up and dance and is good for performance.
Step
Set
- Dance Music of Ireland by Matt Cunningham. Well worth the cost for anyone serious about ceili & set dancing.
- Faoi Do Chois The CD accompanying the DVD, containing music by Triskell is excellent for use with the Connemara, Durrow Threshing, Fermanagh, South Sligo Lancers set dances.
Ceili
- Dance Music of Ireland by Matt Cunningham. Well worth the cost for anyone serious about ceili & set dancing.
For practice
Music that's easy to follow and good for use in practice sessions.
Step
Set
- Dance Music of Ireland by Matt Cunningham. Well worth the cost for anyone serious about ceili & set dancing.
- Faoi Do Chois The CD accompanying the DVD, containing music by Triskell is excellent for use with the Connemara, Durrow Threshing, Fermanagh, South Sligo Lancers set dances.
Ceili
- Dance Music of Ireland by Matt Cunningham. Well worth the cost for anyone serious about ceili & set dancing.
