Where can I find tap dance in Queens?

What song should my friend and I dance too?

• My best friend and I are wanting to to a rather complex duet. It's complex in the sense that we want to choreograph a dance that has us starting out both doing a jazz dance, and then having her go off stage slip on her taps while I finish the jazz song as a solo, then having it blend to a different song (or possibly keeping it the same song, if it works) and have her come on as i go off so she can do a tap solo while I put my taps on, then we do a duet, then she runs off and I finish. and then it would blend to a different song so she can come out and do ballet, then i would join her (although I'm in lyrical, so it would have to fit for both of us) So that was sort of complicated to explain, i shall shorten and recap. We want to find three songs, or two (or even one if it is a song that changes styles in it) that we can blend together so we can have a Jazz/Tap/Lyrical and Ballet duet. What we need help finding are the songs. So.. any ideas? :) P.S. The order of the dancing can change if needed for your ideas to work. Like it doesnt have to be jazz, tap, ballet and lyrical. It could be tap then jazz then ballet and lyrical. Or it could be ballet and lyrical then jazz then tap... You get the idea. So yeah, thank you! :)

• Answer:

  i dont think mixing a jazz tap ballet and lyrical is the best idea def the jazz an tap that would be awesome. But if you did all 4 it be to much and the music wouldnt match. The audience would def be bored with it. All that jazz is def a good song for the jazz and tap part. But like i said i would jsut stick with the two :)