Dance 2 (Tap)

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Who made the Paradiddle famous

John Bubbles

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When did Tap become a stage show?

1800’s

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Who was John Bubbles?

A rhythm tapper

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What was John Bubbles nickname and why?

“Bubbles” for fun

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Single Paradiddle

Heel, pull, toe, heel

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Stomp Buck Single Time Step

stomp, hop, step, falap, step

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Double Time Step

Stomp, hop, falap, falap, step

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Triple Time Step

Stomp, hop, shuffle, step, falap, step

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Boston (4 time step)

Stomp, hop, hop, falap, step, triple time step (half turn)

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What time step is the Boston

4 time step

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What is the Boston a variation of?

A traveling time step!

  • Jump Shuffle (2x)

  • Ball Change (2x)

  • Maxi Ford

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Where did the Boston come from?

Boston, Massachusetts

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How many sounds are Double Pull Back?

2 sounds

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What are double pull backs also called?

Pick ups

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Double Pull Backs

Pull, tap

(done with both feet at the same time)

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Individual Pull Back (4 sound)

Prep (optional), Pull, Pull, Tap, Tap

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How many sounds are individual pull backs

4 sounds

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Single Pull Back

Prep, pull, tap,

-Done on one foot ONLY!

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Toe Cramp Roll

Toe, toe, tap, tap

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Wings

Brush, pull, toe

(feet together simultaneously)

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Buck and Wing

Style of fast and flashy tap dancing done in wooden-sole shoes

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Bombershay

  1. Jump or step or scrape, pull, tap

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What move was an old school show tap staple?

Over the top

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Over the top

jump over the other leg

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Soft shoe

tap style that used soft soled shoes. It became hard for people to hear.

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Where was soft shoe popular?

Vaudeville

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6 Styles of TAP:

Buck and Wing, Soft Shoe, Rhythm, Show/Broadway, Hooting, Flash Tap

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Rhythm

tapping as a percussive musical instrument

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Show/Broadway

Uses the whole body to present the dance! (we do this)

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What does rhythm focus on?

focusing on the way the dance sounds.

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what does show/broadway focus on?

The way the dance looks

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Hooting

-originally untrained dancers-

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What is hooting now a name for?

Professional tap dancers

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Flash tap

Acrobatics, stunts, timed with elegant tap dancing. Not separate.

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Tap evolved from: (1600’s-1800’s)

  • European step dancing, like the Irish jig and English clop

  • African step dancing called Juba and ring shout vocalization. Danced mostly by slaves.

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What was tap polished for: (1600’s-1800’s)

The Minstrel stage

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When were Minstrel Stages popular and what did they show?

Minstrel shows were very popular after the Civil War and show the influence of black culture in the U.S.

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Barney Fagan (1800’s-1900’s)

the Father of Tap (maybe). He was a famous Irish Buck and wing Minstrel dancer

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Levee dancers (1800’s-1900’s)

Slaves that beat rhythms and dance on river boats

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Pedestal dancers (1800’s-1900’s)

Minstrel dancers who were stiff.

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How would pedestal dancers tap? (1800’s-1900’s)

On a marble 24-inch platform and then pose like a statue

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Henry Dixey (1800’s-1900’s)

White washed himself and presented as a statue and then danced

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How would black and white dancers perform in the 1920’s-1930’s

Black and white performers usually dance in ser

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What 3 things did John Bubbles popularize in the 1920’s-1930’s?

  • Slow syncopated (accent unusual beats) taping by not ending on count 8

  • running bars together

  • creating longer no-repetitive phrases.

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Who were Slap and Happy & Stump and Stumpy? (1920’s-1930’s)

Satire aerobatic and comedy tap teams.

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What do the 1960’s see?

A revival in tap dancing! Seen as an art form, not just entertainment.

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Fred Astaire (& what did he popularize)

Americas most famous tap dancer! Popularized tap in film.

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What revived in the 1970’s-1980’s?

Broadway tap

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Examples of broadway shows with tap in the 1970’s-1980’s

42nd street, The Wiz, Tap dance kid

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What were many choreographers in the 1970’s-1980’s?

White female modern dancers who were taught tap by African American Tap Masters

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What did Congress vote on in 1989?

To make May 25th National Tap Dance Day

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Savion Glover

Most famous hoofer

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What did Savion Glover do?

  • Mixed tap and hip hop

  • Created power taping

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Power tapping

Dense hard hitting rhythms, little eye contact and finding the grove.