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slaves were not allowed to use instruments so they used their hands and feet
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Why were tap shoes invented?
To dance... I own a pair and I go to a dance school so they were invented for dance. Dance producers say that they are used to catch people's attention as the sound is very different from other shoes and dance shoes!!!
Who invented tap shoes?
Tap shoes were invented by a combinations of slaves bear feet walking across wooden boats, as well as the Irish jig. Thomas D. Rice was the first person to tap dance on stage.
From where is tap-tap dance?
The sources of tap dancing include the Irish solo step dance, the English clog dance, and African dance movements.
What are the songs on tap tap dance?
Sea Cruise and I want to be like you are good songs to tap dance to!
When was The Tap Dance Kid created?
The Tap Dance Kid was created in 1983.
How high of a heel do tap dance shoes have?
They make high heel tap dance shoes. They also make tap dance shoes with normal heals.
Is Tap a traditional dance in Ireland?
Yes, and no. Irish social dance is like tap but is not.
Where and when did tap develop?
Tap dance came about from other forms of dance. The roots of tap dance are believed to have "begun in the mid-1800s during the rise of minstrel shows."
Where is tap dance practiced today?
You can practise tap dancing anywhere in the world. There are many dance classes that teach tap dancing!
What is the purpose of tap dance?
Tap dance allows dancers to express themselves and entertain others.
What dance did tap dancing originate from?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms.
When and where was tap dancing invented?
In the mid-1600s in America, before tap dance shoes were invented, the bare soles of slaves walking rhythmically across the wood decks of river boats combined with the energetic steps of the Irish jig and the Lancashire clog.
