Tap Heritage Series - Ernest "Brownie" Brown, Session One
Originally streamed March 4, 2021
Meet Ernest “Brownie” Brown through the eyes and ears of longtime mentee, partner and collaborator Reggio McLaughlin. Learn a few of the trademark steps that Brownie was known for as we also explore his legacy, career and the Copasetic philosophies that we pass on to our followers and students of the ATDF. Moderated by ATDF Artistic Director Tony Waag these TWO 1.5 hour sessions on Zoom offer up some inside, personal and candid reflections on an extraordinary artist and member of the legendary Copasetics. Historic footage will also be viewed and discussed. Students of ALL levels Welcome. Participants should have tap shoes handy and have a dance space to work in.
Originally streamed March 4, 2021
Meet Ernest “Brownie” Brown through the eyes and ears of longtime mentee, partner and collaborator Reggio McLaughlin. Learn a few of the trademark steps that Brownie was known for as we also explore his legacy, career and the Copasetic philosophies that we pass on to our followers and students of the ATDF. Moderated by ATDF Artistic Director Tony Waag these TWO 1.5 hour sessions on Zoom offer up some inside, personal and candid reflections on an extraordinary artist and member of the legendary Copasetics. Historic footage will also be viewed and discussed. Students of ALL levels Welcome. Participants should have tap shoes handy and have a dance space to work in.
Originally streamed March 4, 2021
Meet Ernest “Brownie” Brown through the eyes and ears of longtime mentee, partner and collaborator Reggio McLaughlin. Learn a few of the trademark steps that Brownie was known for as we also explore his legacy, career and the Copasetic philosophies that we pass on to our followers and students of the ATDF. Moderated by ATDF Artistic Director Tony Waag these TWO 1.5 hour sessions on Zoom offer up some inside, personal and candid reflections on an extraordinary artist and member of the legendary Copasetics. Historic footage will also be viewed and discussed. Students of ALL levels Welcome. Participants should have tap shoes handy and have a dance space to work in.