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About Meridyth Kues
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I specialize in Hip Hop Tap, Jazz Tap, Classic Tap, Swing Tap, and many other styles. I can help with technique, names of steps, combinations, or choreography ideas.
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I have 27 years of experience in tap dancing. I have been teaching tap for 19 years in studios, seminars, and judging auditions and competitions. I am a freelance choreographer for many studio owners and I have performed with many great tap dancers. Gregory Hines to name one.
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I have been taught by many professional tap teachers from around the country. Pat Rico, Debbie Dee, and many others. I attend numerous conventions including DMA (Dance Masters)& Dance Caravan to name a few. I keep up with the latest styles by traveling to different states to attend master tap classes, conventions, & competitions.
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Follow-Ups to Answer from Expert Meridyth Kues
Car writes on 2008-10-01 20:50:41
I've been Dancing for about 14 years, mostly tap and I have never been disappointed by Capezio. and the shoes your looking at are a tad tight of a fit. so go a half size larger, and of course always try them on, as you probably know.
If the sound isn't "crisp" enough for you, loosen the two screws closest to the sole on the toe tap, and on the heel loosen the two closest to the sole. Just make sure they aren't sticking out from your shoe. But it does help with the sound really well, but if you do let them stick out to much it will damage the floor your dancing on.
Hope this helps!
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