Cape Breton Music & Step Dancing: Pipers’ Ceilidh

September 2, 2009
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My first night in Cape Breton was at the Pipers’ Ceilidh during the Féis An Eilein Gaelic festival in Christmas Island, Nova Scotia. The evening was filled with Cape Breton music and step dancing as the pipers, fiddlers and piano accompaniment added to the traditional tunes.

Below is a video of Anita MacDonald, a student from the Little Narrows, Cape Breton, step dancing to Ryan J. MacNeil’s piping. The Féis An Eilein takes place at the Christmas Island Fire Hall on route 223.


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2 Responses to Cape Breton Music & Step Dancing: Pipers’ Ceilidh

  1. flora macdonald on September 23, 2009 at 5:33 pm

    So great to see Anita on u tube. Not only does she stepdance she plays fiddle.piano.guitar and speaks and and sings gaelic. Thank you for putting her on your website. She is truly a great ambassadour for celtic music.

  2. Lori Henry on September 24, 2009 at 8:50 am

    Hi Flora! Yes, she is an inspiring gal. Thanks for stopping by.

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