East Kent Morris Dance The Bell, Adderbury in Canterbury Cathedral 2023
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- East Kent Morris dance their eight-person version of The Bell from the Adderbury tradition. The dance was done inside Canterbury Cathedral as part of the Wantsum Morris Men's Hop Hoodening celebration and day of dance on September 9th 2023.
East Kent Morris was selected to dance in the cathedral as we are celebrating our 70th anniversary in 2023.
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Nice to see people keeping old English traditions alive. Many people think only Scotland, Ireland and Wales have their own distinct cultures.
Loved watching this dance. Thanks for sharing
Love these events! I support them whenever I can! Want to see more of them? Go support them!
This is wonderful, it’s so nice to see our culture and traditions being upheld in a world where they appear to be rapidly being subsumed by other cultures and traditions not native to England
Siete grandissimi
W le culture celtiche e la vostra antica ...
Sono milanese vero da 100 generazioni e anche noi abbiamo antichissime origine celtiche .
I nostri antenati erano i Celti Insubri
Poi noi siamo stati dominati dai Romani , loro fecero un genocidio , uccisero 3.000.000 di persone ....
E in Italia ha purtroppo sempre prevalso il mondo latino , terrone , mafioso , mediterraneo e poi arabo 😢😢😢😢😢
this dance is not native to england, it comes from continental europe and it's named after west african muslims
You mean the Moors. I don't think so.@@Chutley
@@Senoncifossimonoi.....
Morris dancing isn't 'Celtic' in origin.
@@Chutley
The earliest reference is from the Burgundian court of 1427-28.
Evidence suggests the dance is of French and Flemish origin.
First recorded in England in 1448.
The morris dance developed from these early court entertainments which were quite different to what we see today.
And it is very much English.
US here. I've been getting more of these performances in my feed and I really enjoy watching them.
Gimme that old time religion!
I love the dancing horse😍
A Kentish Hooden Horse: hoodening.org.uk
Nice tradition, thanks for sharing!
Splendida ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bells and hankies ftw!
For The Win! Absolutely! 🙂
Nicely done.
Used to seeing mixed Border sides but not seen many Cotswold sides mixed.
I think there are quite a few these days. We used to be a men's side, but low numbers meant that in 2015 we went mixed and never looked back.
Hi John, It's good to see you still going. I was Dance Leader/Squire of a NW Clog Morris side for a long time until injury stopped me @@johnthesweeney
@@lynnejames9419 What a shame. I hope you are still having fun some other way. I will dance for as long as I can!
What’s the tune ? I know it but can’t remember the name/ words
The Minstrel Boy
It just needs a few more hankies and jingly bells but its going in the right direction
We normally stick with two hankies per dancers - maybe we should try more! I used to have 96 bells on my pads, but they started to hurt my shins.
More would be good, lots more, maybe louder bells to@@johnthesweeney
Разве можно в церкви плясать? Что-то невообразимое...
"Is it possible to dance in church? Something unimaginable..." Only once a year - one dance - to mark a special occasion - the blessing of the Hops so that we can have more beer next year!
Also, this is a Church of England church so things are pretty relaxed on such matters and similar.
Ну, не буду соваться в чужой монастырь со своим уставом. Sorry.
This church was stolen permanently on the death of Queen Mary Tudor. It's no longer consecrated.
Нет, вообще я не против веселья и танцев. Я православная. Поэтому мне странно.