These weekly sessions combine exercises for musical and technical skill of tap dance with reference to its historical African-American jazz roots. Learn classic repertoire passed down by past and present practitioners and how to blend dance and music.
LIMITED DISCOUNT FOR ALL 4 SESSIONS: £42 (includes fee) Select any ticket and enter promo code FOUR to reveal the “4 classes” option Sale ends midday 21 Nov 2021
Learn and build your tap dance skills with a foundation in musicianship to understand the rhythm, phrasing and structure of percussive music made with your feet. Develop good coordination, balance and technique. Build physical and mental stamina and endurance. And most importantly have fun learning!
Want to play musically with your feet?
Fancy a fun and challenging rhythmical workout?
Ready to explore the language of rhythm and jamming with others in a supportive studio space?
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