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This unique reference book will be a welcome addition to academic libraries supporting curricula in dance and theater arts, and public libraries with comprehensive dance collections. While concentrating on notation, it also sheds some light on a slice of the history of popular dance in America.
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Vance's Fantastic Tap Dance Dictionary. Edited by Vance Holmes. Modern Tap Dance has its own colorful and unique. language which provides a wealth of clues to the. history and nature of percussive dance in America. BROWSE VANCE'S FANTASTIC. GLOSSARY OF TAP DANCE. TERMINOLOGY. [ …
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Tap Dance Terminology A-Z. Accent: This is emphasizing a part of the music or dance with a tap sound. Ad Lib: This is another word for “improvise” which means to dance freely outside the bounds of choreography. Back Flap: This is a step that brushes back, steps then drops the heel.
All tap dancing steps are a combination of simple movements that build upon each other. Most movements, simple and complex, include "taps", "drops", "brushes" (including shuffles and flaps), and "steps". For example, "shuffle ball change" is a shuffle followed by a ball change.
FOUNDING NAMES. No one really knows the true origins of tap dancing, but perhaps the earliest reference, dating back to the 1800’s, is the Juba Dance, originally performed by Master Juba aka William Henry Lane. His style was described as percussive, well timed, expressive and varied in tempo, ranging from smooth to frenzied.
