There are two main costumes used for girls in highland dance. The first one is called the HIGHLAND costume, and is worn for the Fling, Sword, Sean Thrubhas and reels, as well as several other dances. It is based off of the men's formal highland costuming. It consists of a pleated kilt, velvet vest or jacket with points in the front and back, white blouse and diced hose. For men, it would consist of the kilt, a (typically) Prince Charlie style vest and jacket, sporran, balmoral and diced hose. The second costume is called an Aboyne or NATIONALS, and is worn for the Lilt, Flora, and several other lesser known dances. It consists of a gathered tartan skirt, white under skirt, white blouse, velvet vest with petals that laces up the front, a sash of the same tartan as the skirt, pinned on the right shoulder and attached at the waist, and white knee high or ankle length socks. Boys wear the same as for HIGHLANDS or may choose to wear tartan trews (pants). There are two other costumes used. One is a red, green and white outfit with a lot of acceptable variations in it used for the Irish Jig. Boys wear completely different (and frankly halarious) costumes for the Jig. The other is for the Sailor's Hornpipe and is either navy blue or white slacks and shirt. If you have additional questions, check out the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dance (SOBHD) website and look under costume regulations, or dance.net under highland costuming - there's a ton of pictures there!
highland dancing.
One Scottish folk dance is the Reel, or Highland Reel.
Well there is "Scottish country dancing" and "Scottish Highland dancing/The Highland fling" I dont know any more.
You may be thinking of the Highland 'Fling'.
Highland Fling
highland dancing.
One Scottish folk dance is the Reel, or Highland Reel.
Well there is "Scottish country dancing" and "Scottish Highland dancing/The Highland fling" I dont know any more.
Videos of Scottish Highland Dancing can be found online at the YouTube Website. Other sources of Scottish Highland Dancing videos include the Discover Scottish Dance website and the Windsor Scottish Website.
Any Scottish highland dance is performed in a Kilt. Highland Dances include the Highland Fling, the Highland Reel, Strathsbey Reel, the Seann Triubhas, the and the Sword Dance. These dances are solo, athletic performances, usually performed competitively at highland games. Another dance performed at highland games is the Irish Jig, but it is not usually performed in a kilt. Highland dancing is different from Scottish Country dancing, which consists of social dancing in pairs, and is made up of reels, jigs and Strathsbeys. Scottish country dancing is also done in kilt.
You may be thinking of the Highland 'Fling'.
Scottish Highland dance has been a part of Scottish culture for centuries. Its origins can be traced back to the Scottish Highlands where it was used to celebrate occasions like weddings, victories in battle, and other important events in Scottish history. The dance dates back to at least the 11th century.
Kilts, bagpipes, etc, is associated with the Scottish people
because it was the highlanders who used to dance it
The traditional dance in Scotland is known as the "Highland dance," often performed at events and competitions. Another popular dance style is the "Ceilidh dance," which is a social dance typically performed in groups at gatherings and celebrations.
what is the name of a scottish dance
Elevated or mountainous land; (often in the pl.) an elevated region or country; as, the Highlands of Scotland. Highland fling, a dance peculiar to the Scottish Highlanders; a sort of hornpipe.