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There is a reel, jig, and slip jig for soft shoe dances, and for hard shoe is the hornpipe, treble reel, and treble jig. Hard shoe is much harder to learn than the soft shoe dances!
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Tap Irish and Ballet are all different types of what?
They are all different Styles of dancing. Tap-Dancing, Irish-Dancing, and Ballet-Dancing.
Why do Irish dancer's wear Irish dancing shoes?
Without the right types of shoes you cannot do Irish dancing. It is much the same as tap dancers need special kinds of shoes. There are two main types of shoes for Irish dancing: hard shoes and soft shoes. These are needed for the different styles of dancing.
What dance is Ireland known for?
Various forms of Irish dancing in general, and for the show called Riverdance, which has Irish dancing and other forms of dancing from different countries featured in it.
What are the kind of Irish dancing?
Tap,Irish dancing and Ballet
Is Irish dancing an Irish tradition?
It is a tradition of the Irish and is like a handshke in irish irish dancing is and was a way of life for irish people
How did Irish dancing start?
Irish dancing began with the Druids who danced during their religious rituals. This dance was then combined with Celtic dance styles as they migrated to the area.
What is the origin of Irish dancing?
Ireland is the country of origin for Irish Dancing.
What music does line dancing dance to?
Line Dancing started with Country line dancing music, but these days is taught and choreographed to many different styles of music.
Is set dancing and Irish dancing the same thing?
Yes because a Setdance is a dance you do in Irish Dancing
Which countries is Irish dancing performed?
Irish Dancing is performed and practiced everywhere!
What do you wear for Irish dancing?
You have to wear Irish dancing shoes and there are the light shoes which are kind of like slippers!! And then there are heavy shoes which are kind of like high heels ( but not high tough). And when you are dancing at a show or something you have to wear a dress and there are different dresses as you get better!
What place does Irish dancing have in Irish culture?
irish history
