Anita Feldman Tap

Anita Feldman gained an international reputation as a leading innovator of tap dance beginning in 1983, choreographing pieces with new music composers that incorporated electronics and the patented "Tap Dance Instrument," a wood and brass multi-timbre floor.

Anita Feldman Tap, a company of musicians and dancers, performed at over 100 venues in the U.S., Canada, Japan and Germany, including the Whitney Museum, the American Dance Festival, the Village Gate, the Smithsonian, The Colorado Tap Festival, Seibu's Studio 200 in Tokyo and Podewil in Berlin. She has received numerous grants, including six National Endowment for the Arts Choreography Fellowships. Her book Inside Tap: Technique and Improvisation for Today's Tap Dancer is published by Princeton Books. She is currently Professor Emerita of Hofstra.

This YouTube Channel is a collection of excerpts of Anita Feldman’s experimental tap dance/new music works for her company Anita Feldman Tap, and for dance students at Hofstra.