RHYTHM TAP 1 & 2 - FLASH SESSION with STEVE ZEE 

Steve Zee is one of the top tap dancers in the USA. As a featured soloist in the internationally acclaimed Jazz Tap Ensemble he has performed throughout the U.S. including the Joyce Theater in New York and with Gregory Hines in Los Angeles. He has received a number of grants for tap choreography including one from the National Endowment for the Arts.

He returns with this must-have tap video! Learn the best of the hand-getting, show-stopping, big finish steps. Don't fake it! Correct technique in wings, over-the-tops, slides, glides, trenches, pullbacks and more. Each step is presented in a complete dance phrase that you can slip into your own routine. Easy to find section headings makes it simple to fast foward to a specific step. Take your competition tap group to a new level! Wow your audience with these high-powered steps.

"Zee is easy to follow and understand. Various camera angles also enhance the clarity of the instruction which Zee delivers in a personable and relaxed manner." School Library Journal

Clearly demonstrated front and back. 50 minutes $29.99 DVD  Item Code: RT2

RHYTHM TAP 1 with STEVE ZEE  

Bring in the Noise, Bring in the Tap! Steve Zee, featured soloist with the world renowned Jazz Tap Ensemble, presents the essence of rhythm tap with exciting routines you can really jump onto! Steve starts with a series of easy-to-follow basic, gradated exercises to get your feet moving! Next, two routines, each with its own dynamic style. The first; a combo to a medium swing beat that includes rhythm time steps, paddle and roll, slides, and a flash ending. The second routine, to a funk beat, incorporates the rock and hip-hop rhythms that are so popular in tap today. Steve infuses the video with his knowledge of tap and includes actual steps of the great old hoofers...Eddie Brown, Jimmy Slyde, Coles & Atkins, and Stan Kahn. Fantastic! A must have for every tapper!

"Casual and insouciant, Zee practically talks with his feet, making statements, asking questions, uttering phrases, snapping out a flurry of thought..."Dance Magazine