LEARN KING OF THE FAIRIES - Irish Dance - GRADE EXAM 11

This video is to help MJP dancers and other Irish Dancers learn how to do the traditional set King of the Fairies which is in Grade Exam 11. First I show you how to do the lead around slowly on the Right foot, facing away from the camera, followed by the second part (set) of the dance.

Next I show you the whole dance to music so you can learn how it fits.

The second half of the video breaks down and explains all the difficult tricks or the things you should know when performing this dance such as: Recurring Tricks, Boxes (Left and Right), Drum into Twist, and how to do Drop Drums. I hope this video helps you to learn this dance and/or to prepare for your grade exam 11!

Happy Practicing and Good Luck!

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NAVIGATION
INTRO 0:00
IN THIS VIDEO 0:15
LEAD AROUND SLOW 0:30
SET SLOW 1:04
FULL DANCE TO MUSIC 2:06
LIST OF TRICKS 3:16
MOTIF 3:20
BOXES EXPLAINED 3:57
LEFT BOX HOW TO 4:25
RIGHT BOX HOW TO 4:35
SKIPS BEFORE BOXES 4:46
BOX INTO TWIST 5:00
DROP DRUMS 5:38
OUTRO 6:10

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MUSIC
The beautiful background music I used in this video: Anton & Sully - King of the Fairies

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