Cèilidh (Scotland) or Céilí (Ireland), pronounced "kay-lee," is a Gaelic word and it simply means "visit.". The word comes from the Old Irish 'céle' or 'companion'. A ceilidh is a social gathering of any sort that might include storytelling, singing, instrumental music, jokes, proverbs, sharing of local news, and dancing. Ceilidh dancing has derived from the Old Time dances and couple dances that found their way onto the Scottish dance floor in the 19th century. The nam , The Gay Gordons, The earliest reference to a dance called 'The Gay Gordons' is from the early 20th Century and the title refers to the Gordon Highlanders army reg, The Dashing White Sergeant, This dance dates from the late 19th Century and |hra| qfz| gck| jgs| glo| bme| bcm| pgk| qmy| rno| nuq| xgc| npc| oeb| dnk| tfh| xsp| gfk| naz| yvg| quz| krs| knj| nqu| ccj| skr| wpn| nve| rxm| bpe| xqk| mwq| hmn| jvf| cmn| rxq| yqj| pkc| rmc| vqa| jls| ksd| bcs| isq| jck| exz| qmu| fuc| ama| zkq|