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- DANC 211Tap Dance I
Instruction of tap dance technique. Students will acquire skill and knowledge of basic tap dance steps while improving their physical fitness, body awareness, and problem-solving skills. Historical foundations, social dance aspects, and the application of tap dance to musical theatre dance will be studied. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits.
Issuer: Samford University2 credits - DCED 392Tap Dance II
Intermediate study of tap dance; continuation of the development of tap technique and fundamentals with a focus on speed, transitions, complex rhythms, and improvisation; exploration of the historical background of the development of tap dance in the 21st century. May be taken three times for credit.
Issuer: Texas A & M University-College Station2 credits - DANC 212Tap Dance II
Continuation of DANC 211. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits.
Issuer: Samford University2 credits - DANC 213Tap Dance III
Intermediate tap technique, choreography composition, and tap history. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits.
Issuer: Samford University2 credits - DANC 1228Tap Dance Technique I
Students are introduced to tap technique and practiced. No prior dance experience
Issuer: Sam Houston State University2 credits - DANC 2228Tap Dance Technique II
This course builds on the basics of tap offered in DNC 1228, Tap Dance Technique
Issuer: Sam Houston State University2 credits - DAN 1137Tap I
Progressive development of beginning to low/intermediate movement concepts, skills, vocabulary, and styles specific to tap dance.
Issuer: Troy University1 credit - DANCE 168Tap I
A beginner studio course in rhythm tap with emphasis on technique, musicality, and style.
Issuer: CUNY Queens College2 credits - THR 107Tap I
Basic rhythmic studies and combinations based on Broadway/theatrical tap styles. May be taken 3 times for a total of 6 hours.
Issuer: University of Alabama at Birmingham2 credits - DAN 2237Tap II
Progressive development of intermediate to intermediate/high movement concepts, skills, vocabulary, and styles specific to tap dance.
Issuer: Troy University1 credit