Tap classes are based on the Association of International Dance Teachers syllabus. Founded in South Africa, the emphasis of this syllabus is on timing, rhythm and musicality. Students are placed according to age and ability.
Tap classes are based on the Association of International Dance Teachers syllabus. Founded in South Africa, the emphasis of this syllabus is on timing, rhythm and musicality. Students are placed according to age and ability. Opportunities to participate in formal exams are at the discretion of the teacher.
At Westshore Dance Studios (WDS), our goal is to provide training and development for all who have a desire to dance. As a professional dance school, Westshore Dance Studios offers quality instruction to students of varying ages and ability in a friendly and respectful environment. We offer diversity in dance styles, and provide examinations in the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) for ballet, and the Association of International Dance Teachers (AIDT) for modern jazz and tap
. Students have opportunities to perform in our annual recital and local festivals to demonstrate their dance knowledge, skill, and artistic expression. It is our sincere hope that all dancers who enter our studios will be musically, physically, and creatively inspired to carry a love of dance with them always.
Dancers can develop lifetime friendships and gain confidence all the while learning the art of dance.
Tap classes are terrific for developing co-ordination and rhythm combined with style. Our classes include Irish step, freestyle tap, and ISTD syllabus work. We use a variety of music and tempos to teach intricate footwork, developing a sense of timing in a fun way.
Tap dancing originated in the United States in the late 20th century and is widely known for its unique use of sound
Class consisting of instruction in both tap and ballet disciplines as a progression from basic pre-school introductory. At this level dancers will start to learn more complex stationary steps and stage movement.
Boys often enjoy the intricacies & challenges of the footwork. While upper body & arm lines are important in Tap, they are freer than its counterpart, Classical Ballet. This less structured upper body placement with the single focus of footwork skills, also appeal to male students.Â
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