Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Dally, Lynn
2. Grant, Derick
3. Weber, Sam
4. Slyde, Jimmy
5. Garvin, Tom (Pianist)
6. Heard, John, 1938-
7. Rowles, Stacy, 1955-
8. Kalaf, Jerry.
9. Fraser, Scott, 1952-
10. Pryzgoda, Kathy.
11. Diamond, Dennis.
12. Jazz Tap Ensemble.
13. Video D Studios.

Description

1. 2 videocassettes (VHS, NTSC) (97 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. Evening-length performance of tap dancing. After Jimmy Slyde's performance on cassette 2, Lynn Dally introduces a special guest in the audience, tap dancer Harold Nicholas, a recent recipient of a Kennedy Center Award.

Donor/Sponsor

1. Gift of the Jazz Tap Ensemble.
2. Received as part of the Dance Heritage Coalition's Project to Preserve American Dance.

Subject

1. Video
2. Dance
3. Tap dancing

Genre/Form

1. Dance.
2. Video.

Contents

1. Cassette 1 (ca. 45 min. total). Caravan / choreography, Lynn Dally; music, Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol; performed by the Jazz Tap Ensemble.
2. Sweet blues / choreography, Lynn Dally; performed by Lynn Dally with Tom Garvin, piano.
3. Autumn leaves / improvisation, Sam Weber; music, Johnny Mercer; performed by Sam Weber with the [musicians'] Quartet.
4. Quartet: Waltz for Philly Joe [instrumental number] / music, Jerry Kalaf; played by Tom Garvin, John Heard, Jerry Kalaf, Stacy Rowles.
5. Duo / music, John Heard, Jerry Kalaf; collaboration by Derick Grant, Sam Weber.
6. Ariel [not listed on frame] / choreography, Sam Weber; music, Jerry Kalaf; performed by Sam Weber with the Quartet.
7. Doxie / choreography, Eddie Brown, arranged by Sam Weber; music, Sonny Rollins; performed by Lynn Dally, Derick Grant, Sam Weber with the Quartet.
8. Cassette 2 (ca. 52 min. total). Monk pieces (music, Thelonious Monk): Misterioso / choreography, Lynn Dally; danced by Lynn Dally, Derick Grant, Sam Weber -- Evidence / choreography and performance, Sam Weber -- Round midnight / choreography and performance, Lynn Dally -- Epistrophy / choreography, Lynn Dally; danced by Lynn Dally, Sam Weber.
9. Quartet: "Stars come out at night" [song] / written by Ray Noble; sung by Stacy Rowles, accompanied by the Quartet.
10. [Solo] / danced by Jimmy Slyde.
11. All blues / choreography, Lynn Dally; music, Miles Davis [misspelled David on frame]; performed by the Jazz Tap Quartet.
12. [Finale] / danced by Lynn Dally, Derick Grant, Sam Weber, Jimmy Slyde, Stacy Rowles.

Call number

1. *MGZIA 4-8055

Note

1. Accompanied by house program.

Credits (note)

1. Musical direction, Jerry Kalaf ; lighting, Kathy Pryzgoda ; sound, Scott Fraser.

Event (note)

1. Videotaped in performance at the Joyce Theater, New York, N.Y., on Apr. 21, 1992; video documentation, Dennis Diamond, Video D Studios.

Title

1. Jazz Tap Ensemble [videorecording] / artistic direction, Lynn Dally.

Imprint

1. c1992.

Country of producing entity

1. U.S.

Credits

1. Musical direction, Jerry Kalaf ; lighting, Kathy Pryzgoda ; sound, Scott Fraser.

Performer

1. Dancers: Lynn Dally, Derick Grant, Sam Weber.
2. Musicians: Tom Garvin (piano), John Heard (bass), Jerry Kalaf (drums), Stacy Rowles (trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals).
3. Guest artist: Jimmy Slyde [misspelled Slade on frame].

Event

1. Videotaped in performance at the Joyce Theater, New York, N.Y., on Apr. 21, 1992; video documentation, Dennis Diamond, Video D Studios.

Added author

1. Dally, Lynn, choreographer. Performer
2. Grant, Derick, choreographer. Performer
3. Weber, Sam, choreographer. Performer
4. Slyde, Jimmy, dancer.
5. Garvin, Tom (Pianist) Instrumentalist
6. Heard, John, 1938- Composer. Instrumentalist
7. Rowles, Stacy, 1955- Instrumentalist. Singer
8. Kalaf, Jerry. Composer. Instrumentalist
9. Fraser, Scott, 1952-
10. Pryzgoda, Kathy. Lighting designer
11. Diamond, Dennis. Videographer
12. Jazz Tap Ensemble.
13. Video D Studios.

Research call number

1. *MGZIA 4-8055