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"... a huge number of people throwing themselves around the dance floor..."
Mike Harding BBC "The vertical expression of the horizontal intent." Anonymous "It's often hard to tell who's having the most fun the musicians or the dancers." fRoots Magazine "Check out the e-ceilidh phenomenon, a mix of English & Celtic derived social dance. This is where dancing is more important than the dance and the purpose is to party. Truly harmony in motion...." e-ceilidh.com |
"Forget languid tropical beats, this is the reel stuff, and if you can do two dances in a row then you’re not doing right. The repertoire is based firmly in the tradition with influences from all over the world, just as it always was - and should be. This isn’t folk; it’s world music from the sweaty underside of the industrial revolution. So grab your dancing feet, hit the floor and find nirvana in the beat."
e-ceilidh.com "There's a way of playing a tune... ...an accent, a dialogue There's a sound that starts in your feet... ...and finishes as total energy on the dance floor Where Dance is the the whole universe... ...total commitment - total dance" e-ceilidh.com |