Bill Whelan (born May 22, 1950) is the Irish composer who composed Riverdance, a piece for the interval of the Eurovision Song Contest. It was a ten-minute display of traditional Irish dancing that eventually became a full-length stage production and spawned a worldwide craze for Irish dancing and celtic music. Whelan is a native of Limerick, and was educated at Crescent College, University College Dublin and the King's Inns. He worked as a pianist for The Waterboys during their Fisherman's Blues sessions. Read more on Last.fm
Below is a breakdown of the artist's performance types. Repeat performances are not counted, unless stated otherwise.
Music Video
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| Episode | Performance | archived | performance image preview | YouTube performance |
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| 12/01/1995 |
Riverdance Music Video |
archived |
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