The Evolution of Tap Dance: From African and British Isles Traditions to Modern Broadway, Quizzes of Dance

The history of tap dance, from its origins in african and british isles traditions to its development in minstrel shows and vaudeville, and its influence on jazz and broadway. Learn about influential figures such as master juba, fred astaire, and gregory hines, and how tap dance reflected and contributed to cultural changes.

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tap dance comes from what two folk dance
traditions
DEFINITION 1
african dance traditionsbritish isles
TERM 2
minstrel show
DEFINITION 2
the first origanal american theatrical form
TERM 3
minstrel show performances
DEFINITION 3
specialty songsdancescomedy routines
TERM 4
cakewalk
DEFINITION 4
finales of the minstreul show with audience participatingfirst
crossover (ballroom to barnyard to ballroom)
TERM 5
Master juba
DEFINITION 5
william henry lane"greatest dancer of the world"king and
queens--1840'sgiouba which influenced the charleston a
hundred years later
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tap dance comes from what two folk dance

traditions

african dance traditionsbritish isles

TERM 2

minstrel show

DEFINITION 2

the first origanal american theatrical form

TERM 3

minstrel show performances

DEFINITION 3

specialty songsdancescomedy routines

TERM 4

cakewalk

DEFINITION 4

finales of the minstreul show with audience participatingfirst

crossover (ballroom to barnyard to ballroom)

TERM 5

Master juba

DEFINITION 5

william henry lane"greatest dancer of the world"king and

queens--1840'sgiouba which influenced the charleston a

hundred years later

soft shoe

aeasy going style of tap dance--movement more important

than soundslots of arms and torso movements

TERM 7

3 important vaudeville who were stars

DEFINITION 7

fred astairbill "bojangles" robinsonSammy Davis JrJosephine

Baker

TERM 8

Ragtime

DEFINITION 8

scott joplininnovative music form that come out of NOLA as

the precursor to jazz

TERM 9

euvie blake

DEFINITION 9

created first all black hit on broadway

TERM 10

florenz ziegfield

DEFINITION 10

euvie white counter part

katherine dunham and pearl primous

two black women who brought attention to african and afro-

caribbean dance to futher the vocabulary of american jazz

TERM 17

jack cole

DEFINITION 17

father of jazz danceproduce of dennishawn school

TERM 18

jerome

robins

DEFINITION 18

west side story---7 oscars

TERM 19

Gene Kelly

DEFINITION 19

soft show solo in singing in the rain

TERM 20

hair

DEFINITION 20

60's musical depicting anti war, civil rights rebellious hippies

and students was made into a movie with choreographer

twyla tharpe

bob fossee

most notable broadway choreographer of the 70'scrunched

body. slumped over, turned in legs, erotic

TERM 22

the chorus line

DEFINITION 22

michael bennettslongest running broadway showgypsies

TERM 23

gregory hines and savion glover

DEFINITION 23

two famous tap dancers of the 90's

TERM 24

michael peters

DEFINITION 24

created dance sequences in music videos for michael jackson

TERM 25

paula abdul

DEFINITION 25

used tape and jazz in her own videostaught janet jackson

dance related careers

company adminteachingpublic relationspilatesyogamassage

therapistshistorianscriticsphotography

TERM 32

umbrella organizations

DEFINITION 32

a solution for small comany choreographers to share costs

forming an alliance

TERM 33

dance notation

DEFINITION 33

way of preserving, analyzing, and copy writing choreography

TERM 34

merce cuningham

DEFINITION 34

biped ( a motion captrue images, computerized animation)

used a program called life forms

TERM 35

telematics

DEFINITION 35

multimedia collaborative efforts using cameras, computers

and projections have been the result of technological

advances