Scottish reel
A Scottish reel is a traditional dance form originating from Scotland, characterized by its lively tempo and energetic movements. Typically performed in groups, dancers often form lines or circles, executing a series of steps that include quick footwork and intricate patterns. The music accompanying a reel is usually played on instruments like the fiddle or accordion, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
Reels are commonly featured at social gatherings, such as ceilidhs, where people of all ages come together to dance. The dance is often taught in schools and community centers, promoting cultural heritage and fostering a sense of community among participants.