"Tapping the Source" Book

Information about the Brenda Bufalino book "Tapping the Source: Tap Dance Stories, Theory, and Practice".

TITLE: Tapping the Source
SUBTITLE: Tap Dance Stories, Theory, and Practice
AUTHOR: Brenda Bufalino
PUBLISHER: Codhill Press
DATE FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED: December 30, 2004
NUMBER OF PAGES: 238
DIMENSIONS: 5.5 BY 0.8 BY 8.2 inches
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PUBLISHER'S BOOK DESCRIPTION
Bufalino explores the recent history of tap dance and shares stories about her early training and professional career experiences, as well as the wisdom gleaned from her mentor, partner and collaborator, the late Charles Honi Coles. As a master teacher and biographical performer known for her fluid musicality and extensive vocabulary, Ms. Bufalino's stories, techniques and philosophy will inspire and encourage everyone to find the timber and rhythm of their voice, whether in tap shoes or hiking boots, on the piano or the typewriter, on a mountain trail or on the floorboards.
PUBLISHER'S AUTHOR PROFILE:
Brenda Bufalino is a performer, master teacher, choreographer, author, actress, producer and director. Choreographer and founder of the celebrated American Tap Dance Orchestra, she has been a trailblazer in the renaissance of jazz and tap dance and a guiding force in the creation of countless tap festivals and workshops world-wide. She has received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York Foundation for the Arts and was recently awarded the prestigious Flobert Award, The Tapestry Award, and The Hoofer Award for contributions to the field and lifetime achievement. When not on tour, Bufalino divides her time between New York City and New Paltz, New York. She has two sons and five grandchildren, as well as thousands of students around the world.

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