Tap dancing originated in the United States in the late 20th century and is widely known for its unique use of sound
Tap dancing originated in the United States in the late 20th century and is widely known for its unique use of sound.
Metal “taps” are attached to the sole and heel of the shoe, and specific steps are used to strike the floor and create a rhythm.
The two major styles of Tap dance are:
Both styles come from roots in:
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Tap is a great way to develop rhythm, agility, and co-ordination through intricate footwork. This class is excellent for developing a sense of rhythm and musicality – children have fun learning different rhythms and trying to re-create them with their feet!
If you or your child loves to make noise or follow the beat with your feet, then Tap is for you. Every student’s year culminates in the annual performances in June at the Winnipeg Centennial Concert Hall. We’ll see you on stage!
Classes are focused on introducing dancers to different disciplines: Tap, Jazz, Ballet, and Baton. An Acro – Mini class can be added to compliment the dancer’s training. Students are grouped according to age, ability, and previous training.
The tap syllabus is based on the Al Gilbert graded system. This system begins with pre-tap and proceeds through an additional 10 grades.Â
Tap is a high energy class where your feet get to help make the music! Tap class requires special shoes that have metal taps on the bottom to create sound. With a wide range of steps to learn, you can be sure your feet will get a workout.
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