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Why did tap dancing start?
Tap is a blend of Irish step dancing and African gumboot dancing. It began when the two minority groups were highly oppressed and they blended their dance forms. The steps of the Irish combined with the rhythm and style of the African Americans created tap.
Where Did tap dancing Originate from?
Tap dancing originated from America.
Was there tap dancing in A Chorus Line?
Yes there is tap dancing.
What is the beat of tap dancing?
A cold tap and a hot tap, dancing. That's the best.
Is tap dancing a popular dance?
Yes. Tap dancing is very popular.
Where did tap dancing start?
america
When did tap dancing start?
during the 1930s to the 1940s
What year did flamenco dancing start?
what year did flamenco dancing start
Where did tap dancing came from?
No, the penguin in "Happy Feet" did not start tap. Long ago, people tapped their feet to the wood. That is how tap started.
Why did tap dancing start?
Tap is a blend of Irish step dancing and African gumboot dancing. It began when the two minority groups were highly oppressed and they blended their dance forms. The steps of the Irish combined with the rhythm and style of the African Americans created tap.
Was there tap dancing in A Chorus Line?
Yes there is tap dancing.
Where Did tap dancing Originate from?
Tap dancing originated from America.
What is the beat of tap dancing?
A cold tap and a hot tap, dancing. That's the best.
What year did tap dance start?
in the early 20th centary....don't know what year in the early 20th centary....don't know what year No, tap dancing started between the years 1607 and 1865 by the slaves in America. It was not popularized until the late 19th century
Is tap dancing a popular dance?
Yes. Tap dancing is very popular.
When did tap dancing end?
Tap dancing never ended it is still there today.
Is tap dancing a verb?
Yes, tap dancing is a verb. A verb is a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence. Tap dancing is an action. For example "She tap dances in front of the audience."
