Adam Price and Emily Jane Acree
Relative Rhythms | Where Music & Dance Meet
A podcast exploring the shared history of music and dance in an attempt to grow mutual understanding, build community, encourage collaboration, and make the world a better place through the performing arts. Hosted by musician Adam Price and dancer Emily Jane Acree. Support our work at patreon.com/RelativeRhythms
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Adam Price and Emily Jane Acree
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Latest episode
Dec 16, 2025
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Episodes
Sandra Kluge Video 04.06.2024 1:01:58
Join us as Sandra Kluge, an innovative tap percussionist, shares her journey from a tap dancing childhood to becoming a leader in blending rhythm and music with her feet. Sandra reflects on her transformation from traditional tap dance to a musical identity, her passion for composing rhythmic tapestries, and the challenges of redefining tap within music and dance communities. Gain insights into he...
Premiere Video 25.05.2024 32:45
Welcome to the debut episode of Relative Rhythms! In honor of National Tap Dance Day, Adam Price and Emily Jane Acree launch into the heart and soul of their new podcast, where they explore the intersection of tap dance and jazz music. Join us for an engaging and laughter-filled introduction, featuring a candid Q&A designed to break the ice and help you get to know your hosts. Discover w...
Trailer - The Relative Rhythms Podcast Video 01.05.2024 1:45
An introduction to our new podcast adventure! Hosted by musician Adam Price and tap dancer Emily Jane Acree. Breaking boundaries and building community within the Performing Arts. Episode 1 premieres May 25th, 2024 - National Tap Dance Day! Support our work at patreon.com/RelativeRhythms --- RELATIVE RHYTHMS WEBSITE: www.relativerhythms.com EMAIL US: relativerhythms@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: @rel...
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