Thread: The Benefits of Song

Except i'm all about Zydeco, Jazz and Dixiland....>_>

Yeah, except for that. And that we have different food at our festivals. And that y'all don't have any Highland Games.

Originally Posted by Jakko

Yeah, except for that. And that we have different food at our festivals. And that y'all don't have any Highland Games.

Like throwing boulders?

That, and the wierd sword dancing, and throwing logs, etc.

Originally Posted by Jakko

Yeah, except for that. And that we have different food at our festivals. And that y'all don't have any Highland Games.

Yeah, and the fact that the food at out festivals is world acclaimed. And we have Zulu dances and lots of drinks...as in alcohol....And we are all about the party and the dancing… and aren’t trying to throw stuff we aren’t meant to throw.

My choir's conductor is from Texas - she's an AMAZING singer, teacher, and overall musician. Made me like Texas again. ^_^

Music is truly one of the greatest things in the world. It IS the world. I can't imagine a world without music, or at least sound. I think in sound. I feel in sound. It's such a part of everything...

We have Clai's. We all do Irish dances like the Walls and the ringfort and loads of others. They have tin whistles and borans and recorders. It's really fun! last time we had one was in school with one of the lads schools for seachtain na Gailge.

Bah, texas still is a cultural black hole.

Alot of our folk dances we have a fiddler and lots of clapping and stuff... It's really hard....

I'd die without music I'm rarely seen without being heard humming or singing along to the radio or my own lil tune in my head.
Ireland has a great passion for music from epic to romantic to hysterical I love em all.
Bohran is pronounced Bow (as in bend over) Rawn
Cali (Kale Lee) for anyone who's wondering

Oh!!! House Carpenter! .... I love that song...