What is etap dance belong to which country?
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Tap started in the United States through the combination of a few ethnic percussive moves, fundamentally African inborn moves and Scottish, Irish, and English clod dances, hornpipes, and dances.
William Henry Lane (1825 - 1852) was known as Master Juba and the "Juba move," otherwise called "Pattin' Juba," was a blend of European Jig, Reel Steps, Clog and African Rhythms. It ended up famous around 1845. This was, some say, the production of Tap in America as a dramatic fine art and American Jazz move.
William Henry Lane (1825 - 1852) was known as Master Juba and the "Juba move," otherwise called "Pattin' Juba," was a blend of European Jig, Reel Steps, Clog and African Rhythms. It ended up famous around 1845. This was, some say, the production of Tap in America as a dramatic fine art and American Jazz move.
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