Create a short tap dancing routine by describing a sequence of ten moves or steps, incorporating both basic and advanced techniques.
1. Shuffle: Start the routine with a basic shuffle step, where you brush your right foot forward and then backward, making contact with the floor on both movements.

2. Ball change: Shift your weight onto the ball of your left foot, lifting your right foot off the ground slightly. Then quickly shift your weight back to your right foot, returning your left foot to the ground.

3. Flap heel: Step forward with your right foot, brushing the toe tap against the floor as you move (the flap). Follow this by dropping your heel, creating a second sound (the heel).

4. Cramp roll: With your weight on your heels, perform a quick toe-heel-toe sequence, starting with your right foot and then immediately following with your left foot.

5. Time step: This classic tap step consists of a stomp, hop, step, flap, and ball change. Begin by stomping your right foot, hopping on your left foot, stepping down with your right foot, performing a flap with your left foot, and finishing with a ball change.

6. Buffalo: Leap forward onto your left foot while simultaneously shuffling your right foot in mid-air. Land on your right foot and perform a ball change, shifting your weight from your right foot to your left foot.

7. Scissor step: Jump into the air, crossing your right foot behind your left foot at the ankles. Uncross your feet as you land, placing your right foot in front of your left foot.

8. Wings: Jump into the air, kicking both legs out to the side while clicking your heels together. Land with your feet apart.

9. Over-the-top: Perform a leap over your extended left leg, landing on your right foot while simultaneously tapping your left toe behind your right ankle.

10. Pullback: Finish the routine with an advanced pullback step. Stand on the balls of both feet, then quickly jump backward, brushing both feet against the floor as you move. Land on the balls of your feet to create a sharp sound.

This sequence can be repeated or modified to fit the desired length and complexity of the tap dancing routine.