Do Tchaikovsky-Dance of the Reed Pipes use steps or leaps?

Tchaikovsky's Dance of the Reed Pipes (Trepak) is characterized by its use of both steps and leaps. The dance features quick and light footwork, with steps such as polkas, gallops, and running steps, as well as jumps and high leaps that add an energetic and lively character to the piece. The combination of steps and leaps contributes to the playful and spirited nature of the Dance of the Reed Pipes.