Episode 7, April 4, 2020
Hi everyone,

Welcome to Tony's Tap TV. Episode 7. This has been great fun and THANKS everyone for your recent donations and support! Much appreciated.

Below is a NEW introduction for anyone who is just joining us. Today we have a new segment from my Tap Basics Instructional Video that focuses on Time Steps. Check it out dancers!

Meanwhile I've added a new International Tap Dance Hall of Fame tribute to Brenda Bufalino and then, compliments of ATDF Artist in Residence Leonardo Sandoval and bassist Gregory Richardson, a recent concert presented at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

I know you'll enjoy.

PLEASE NOTE: I've created a link to all previous archived Episodes for those of you new to this or those of you who want to share them with others.

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Today's International Tap Dance Hall of Fame is a tribute to Brenda Bufalino. I met Brenda in 1977 and I have had the great pleasure of studying and working with her ever since! Love you B!

Enjoy watching this 2009 International Tap Dance Hall of Fame tribute to the amazing: Brenda Bufalino
Link to bio: Brenda Bufalino
Next check this link to a segment from my Tap Basics Video that focuses on everybody's favorite....... shuffles ladies and gentleman.......shuffles! And we're not going off to Buffalo.
And finally here is a link to a recent production of From the Sole, which was recently performed at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and was created by Leonardo Sandoval and Gregory Richardson. They kindly sent this to me to share with all of you. I'm very proud of these two and delighted to be able to say that much of this material was created in, and supported by, our Artist in Residence Program at the American Tap Dance Center. I can't WAIT to re-open our doors to our teachers and performing artists like Leo & Greg so they can get back to work! This WILL happen!
There are numerous instructional and performance products for purchase available now on-line through Vimeo. This is another way you can support the ATDF in this time of need.

Check them out HERE!


Finally, in case you're just joining us, this project was created in a pay what you can format, and if you like what you see and send us some do re mi, we will consider it a donation. No strings, no money, no problem. Just know that the ATDF appreciates any donation you CAN make large or small, especially now.

Keep safe, keep well & in the spirit of tap dance......keep time!

Tony Waag
Artistic/Founding Director
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