Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
Practices fundamental tap technique and music concepts while increasing vocabulary, refining concepts and building speed. Students apply technique and concepts to across the floor work and center phrases.
Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
Practices fundamental tap technique and music concepts while increasing vocabulary, refining concepts and building speed. Students apply technique and concepts to across the floor work and center phrases.
Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
Practices fundamental tap technique and music concepts while increasing vocabulary, refining concepts and building speed. Students apply technique and concepts to across the floor work and center phrases.
Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
Practices fundamental tap technique and music concepts while increasing vocabulary, refining concepts and building speed. Students apply technique and concepts to across the floor work and center phrases.
Practice clean fundamentals and apply them to music concepts. Learn short phrases and conclude with some improvisational exercises. Tap shoes recommended, hard soled shoes work fine.
About the instructor: Pamela Hetherington is a professional tap dancer, choreographer, educator, and artistic director working in Philadelphia. Her artistic work aims to expand the boundaries of jazz tap, both as a soloist, a choreographer, and a composer. Her work for Take It Away Dance has been presented by Jazz Bridge (Neighborhood Concert), Philadelphia Jazz Project (7×7 Series), Creative Philadelphia (City Hall Presents), The Barnes Foundation (1st Sunday Series), Allentown Art Museum (3rd Thursday Series), Dixon Place (8 in Show, 30-30-30), and Symphony Space (Stam-Pede). She is interested in the genre of “music for tap dance.” She has an original jazz composition published in the Philadelphia Real Book and is a featured artist on the “Whitman Project” mixtape, published by The Philadelphia Jazz Project.
