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• Step dancing looks like an impossibly aerial tap-dancing.
• She demonstrated step dancing, stomping and snapping in syncopation.
• Similar steps danced at Mexican fandangos were also an influence.
• A two-step dance will be both more prudent and more successful.
• We could do step dancing if we wanted to.
• Their choreography is a contrast to the earthier steps danced by the mortals.
• Whelan explains that step dancing is the generic name for traditional Irish dancing.
• At the age of 11 she won the All England Step Dancing Title.
• In 1997 set, linear and step dances were still in living memory.
• Irish step dancing gave me two great gifts,
• Typically, Irish step dance looks like a stringent, highly aerobic tap routine.
• The dance likely incorporated both European step dancing.
• He continues to run fiddle classes in Toronto and teaches Cape Breton step dancing.
• But the choreography is a sprawling stew of Irish reels, step dances and hornpipes.
• Step dancing is the least of it.
• Step dancing includes clog dancing in which the steps are performed by performers wearing clogs.
• The Dance Competition includes step dancing, clogging, square dancing and group step dancing.
• The Dance Competition includes step dancing, clogging, square dancing and group step dancing.
• The Finnish polkka has a lively special step danced to 2 / 4 polka music.
• He takes Irish step dancing lessons.