The Ultimate Guide to Tapping! Discover Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing

Welcome to the world of Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, where the magic of tapping comes alive! Tap dancing is one of the most rhythmic and enjoyable forms of dance, and Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing is dedicated to sharing this joy with the world. In this article, we will dive deep into the wonderful world of tapping and explore how Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing provides the ultimate resources for tap enthusiasts of all ages.

What is Tap Dancing?

Tap dancing is a style of dance characterized by the percussive sounds produced by the metal plates (or taps) attached to the soles of the dancer's shoes. It is a uniquely American art form that originated in African American and Irish American communities in the 19th century.

Tap dancing combines elements of both dance and music, as dancers use their feet to create rhythmic patterns and beats. The intricate footwork and synchronization with the music make tap dancing a visually captivating and audibly delightful experience.

Tiny Tap Shoes

by Pegasus Publishing(Kindle Edition)

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	11319 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	76 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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The Magic of Tap Shoes

The essential tool for any tap dancer is a pair of tap shoes. These specialized shoes have metal plates attached to the sole and heel, creating the loud and distinctive tapping sound when the dancer strikes the floor. At Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, we understand the importance of high-quality tap shoes in enhancing the dance experience.

Our team of experts at Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing has collaborated with renowned tap dancers and shoe manufacturers to bring you a collection of tap shoes that are comfortable, durable, and above all, produce the perfect sound. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, our tap shoes cater to all levels of expertise.

Choose your Tap Shoe Style

At Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, we offer a wide range of tap shoe styles to suit your preferences and dancing needs. From classic black leather oxfords to trendy colorful sneakers, our collection showcases the latest trends in tap shoe fashion. We also provide customized design options, so you can truly stand out on the dance floor!

Our tap shoes are not only designed to look great but are also made with the utmost consideration for comfort and functionality. With features like cushioned insoles, adjustable straps, and sturdy soles, our tap shoes ensure that you can dance with confidence and ease.

Professional Advice and Guidance

At Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, we believe that tapping is a journey of constant learning and growth. That is why we provide a treasure trove of resources to help tap dancers of all levels improve their skills and knowledge.

Our website features a rich collection of video tutorials, step-by-step guides, and inspirational stories from top tap dancers. Whether you want to learn the basics of tap or master complex choreography, Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing has you covered. Tap dance enthusiasts can also explore articles on tap history and influential tap dancers who have shaped the art form over the years.

Join the Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing Community

Tap dancing is more than just a hobby; it is a vibrant community of passionate individuals who come together to celebrate the joy of tapping. At Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, we foster this sense of community by hosting regular events, workshops, and competitions that bring tap enthusiasts from all over the world together.

By joining our community, you can connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, share your progress, and find inspiration. Our online forums and social media platforms serve as spaces for tap dancers to interact and support each other on their tapping journeys.

Tap dancing is an art form that transcends boundaries and provides an incredible outlet for self-expression. With Tiny Tap Shoes Pegasus Publishing, you have the perfect partner to embark on your tapping adventure. Discover our collection of tap shoes, delve into our vast resources, and join our passionate community to take your tapping skills to new heights.

So put on your tap shoes and get ready to tap your way into a world of rhythm, joy, and endless possibilities!

Tiny Tap Shoes

by Pegasus Publishing(Kindle Edition)

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	11319 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	76 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

Everybody knows fairies are fun, cute, friendly and often cause accidental mischief. But did you know how much they love to dance? All fairies love to dance and Steve the fairy loves to tap dance. Follow Steve as he tries to learn how to be a better tap dancer and friend all at the same time.

Will he reveal himself to the humans? Or, will he show himself to the world?

Find out in Steve's first adventure, Tiny Tap Shoes.

About the author:
A New Hampshire native, Aaron started dancing at the age of ten. At 14 the tap prodigy was invited to perform in the Great Tap Reunion at the Apollo Theatre alongside tap legends Derick Grant, Savion Glover, and Gregory Hines, as well as the rest of the cast of the movie TAP! That same year Aaron joined his high school track team. Throughout his four year high school career Aaron set every school record in every event he competed in, including the 55 and 300-meter indoor dashes and the 100 and 200-meter outdoor events. His times qualified Aaron to compete in the 1992 U.S. Olympic Trials and earned him induction into the Memorial High School and Manchester, NH Halls of Fame. He also earned a full scholarship to St. John’s University, where he once again set records in track, a number of which still stand to this day. In 1996 he was invited to compete in the U.S. Olympic Trials.

When not on the track or in class studying communications, Aaron was in Manhattan honing his tap skills. During his senior year he successfully auditioned for the New York Shakespeare Festival tap program, also known as Funk U! Soon Aaron became a company member of Manhattan Tap. Jumping feet-first into choreography, he landed a job with Absolut in a national tour titled Absolut Tap! Soon after, Aaron accepted a role in the national and international tours of Riverdance. He was a featured soloist and captain of the tap dancers for six years as he performed on Broadway and at Radio City Music Hall, on various TV shows, at NBA games, and on stages the world over. In 2006 Aaron began working with longtime friend Derick Grant on Imagine Tap!, a Chicago-based show whose formation would become the subject of a feature-length documentary, titled Tap or Die. As a faculty member at The Boston Conservatory and Plymouth State University, Aaron choreographed, produced and directed Something to Tap About, Tapped, Tapped In and Inspired, all featuring performers from his own New England Tap Ensemble.

Aaron formed New England Tap Ensemble, a non-profit organization, in May of 2007 to promote the art of tap in the community while fostering a sense of individuality in a professional artist. From Montana to Moscow, Aaron has performed and taught at numerous festivals including LA Tap Festival, Chicago Human Rhythm Project, Beantown Tap Fest, Tap United, Tampa Bay Tap Festival, Tap Kids Brazil International Tap Festival and FeetxFeet. Other favorite performances include Brookline Chorus’ Duke Ellington Sacred Concert, The Late Show with Liam O’Conner in Ireland, and playing Drosselmeyer in Clara’s Dream in A Jazz Nutcracker. Aaron was on faculty with Broadway Dance Center and Peridance Capezio Center in New York City and is the director of The Intensive. In addition, he is the national spokesperson for SoDanca, and the Director of Speaking In Taps, a pre-professional youth company that is entering its 7th season. In 2017, Aaron resumed teaching at The Boston Conservatory, and remains a dedicated faculty member today. He also hosts his own TV show, The Aaron Tolson Entertainment and Variety Show, showcasing talent in the New England Area. All of this while continuing to travel and share his love for the art of tap dance.