If you have never tapped or are getting back into it, here’s where to start! Learn and practice the basics of tap vocabulary like shuffles, flaps, digs, timesteps in simple rhythm combinations, and “across the floor” traveling steps.
If you have never tapped or are getting back into it, here’s where to start! Learn and practice the basics of tap vocabulary like shuffles, flaps, digs, timesteps in simple rhythm combinations, and “across the floor” traveling steps.
Step up your technique, rhythm and speed after you have mastered the basics. Explore new combinations, and put it together in short routines to music, learning to hear rhythms and time.
For over 35 years, Dennis has studied tap and performed in Colorado and the West with a wide variety of instructors and students.
He has acquired a good sense of the history of tap and brings its rhythmic, athletic style to his classes. In the last 15 years adding ballroom dance to his repertoire, he loves both performing and teaching.
Dance performed wearing tap shoes, characterized by rhythmical tapping of the shoes and heels to music
Tap is a style of dance involving rhythms, dynamics, and varying sounds. One of the most iconic forms of dancing, tap uses metal on the bottom of shoes to create noise that complements and/or matches the music it's coupled with. Tapping is a valuable style for dancers of any age, size, or skill
Tap is an exciting rhythmical dance style that is truly American. While many teachers have tried to imitate the “Earle Cobb” style of tap, this is its only true home. As students progress, they study many different varieties of tap dancing.
Various styles of tap are presented ranging from Broadway style to the more syncopated jazz style of “rhythm tap”.
Tap class is for ages 5-teen is a fun and exciting way to learn rhythm skills and coordination through up beat music.
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