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Festival Irish dance

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164:(F.I.D.T,A.) promotes and teaches Festival Irish Dancing in Somerset, U.K. The Association was formed by Catherine Bartlett in 2000. They have welcomed schools from Northern Ireland to their Irish Dance competitions in Somerset alongside other styles and Associations. They have hosted The European Championship giving dancers from Northern Ireland the opportunity to compete against the rest of the world whilst maintaining Festival style and traditions. 105:
There are stylistic differences between festival dance and modern stepdance as the predominating forms of solo Irish dance. Teachers of festival dance emphasise the importance of individualism in performance, and encourage storytelling in the interpretations of each dancer. It is described as less
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in 1971 and formed a new organisation, initially known as An Comgall, but later renamed to the Nine Glens Association. The Association hosted various annual competitions, and became the Festival Dance Teachers Association in 2003.
157:(FDTA) promotes and coordinates Irish festival dance, predominantly in Northern Ireland. The FDTA describes the Ulster Championships as its most significant competition. Competitions are held for both solo and team dances. 106:
rigid, and proponents highlight the "art and personal expression" involved. Set dances, which are standardised by An CoimisiĂșn and other stepdance organisations, are originally composed for individual festival dancers.
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In competition, festival dancers depart from the highly embellished costumes that became prominent in An CoimisiĂșn competitions after the debut of
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was played. Mulholland decided to leave CLRG and create a new form of Irish dance, described as a form of "folk ballet", in order to appeal to
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In 1951 dance teacher Patricia Mulholland was suspended from teaching by CLRG for six months after participating in a dance event where the
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in the mid-20th century and became stylistically and administratively distinct. The form is practised competitively in Northern Ireland,
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cause. However, the organisation was criticised for its emphasis on certain regional styles and traditions at the expense of others.
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dresses, which create a perception of fluid movement in the style of the dance.
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are frequently prohibited. Costumes for girls are typically free-flowing
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An CoimisiĂșn Le Rince Gaelacha: its origins and evolution
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A group of dancing teachers from Northern Ireland met in
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Index

Irish dance
Northern Ireland
feis
stepdancing
England
Europe
Gaelic League
Irish language
Ireland
An CoimisiĂșn Le RincĂ­ Gaelacha
Irish nationalist
British national anthem
Protestant
Catholic
Belfast
Riverdance
1994 Eurovision Song Contest
wigs
makeup
fake tan
velvet
Hard shoes
ghillies
ballet slippers
set dancing
ISBN
0-9527952-4-8
""In A World Of Our Own": Competition versus Creativity in Irish Step Dance"
ISBN
9780190493936

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