Tap uses different rhythms and syncopations to add style and sound to movement. Exercises in this class focus on building flexibility of the knees and ankles, in addition to coordination and speed of movement
Tap uses different rhythms and syncopations to add style and sound to movement. Exercises in this class focus on building flexibility of the knees and ankles, in addition to coordination and speed of movement. The class emphasis is on developing proper tap technique, producing clear tap sounds, and having fun.
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A truly American art form, tap dance blends athleticism and artistry to deepen the dancer's awareness of rhythm and musicality. This beginner level works on improving articulation of the feet and building steps together to form rhythm
Tap is a historical dance form that emphasizes rhythm, syncopation and musicality of the feet in tap shoes. Combinations can be performed to music with the feet following the beats provided, or without music (a cappella) where the feet generate the musicality on their own.
Tap Dance Is A Form Of Dance Characterized By Using The Sound Of One’s Tap Shoes Hitting The Floor As A Percussive Instrument. As Such, It Is Also Commonly Considered To Be A Form Of Music. A Fun And Rewarding Style Of Dance For All Ages.
Learn the basic vocabulary of tap, rhythms, weight changes, balance, foot articulation, shuffles, flaps and time steps. Dance to the tunes of Broadway Shows and lively tap tunes. Enjoy music of the 40’s, as well as original music by Marion and Lorraine Lundstrum.
This is an intermediate level class recommended for students 8-11 years of age. At least 1 year of prior tap training is required for this class. Dancers will learn terminology as well as developing individual and combined tap steps and phrases. Dress code for this class is a leotard, skirt or shor...
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