What the Eye Hears: A History of Tap Dancing
What the Eye Hears is a history of tap dancing that explores the art form through its defining union of movement and rhythm. Brian Seibert considers how tap communicates visually and musically, presenting a thoughtful account of its development and enduring significance in the performing arts.
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What the Eye Hears presents a history of tap dancing and its development as a distinctive performance art.
The book focuses on the relationship between movement and sound, highlighting how tap communicates through both visual and rhythmic expression.
Brian Seibert examines tap dancing as a cultural and artistic form, offering readers a broad account of its place in performance history.
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