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Compose and rehearse: improvising with the minor pentatonic scale
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I can play the minor pentatonic scale and know this scale can be used as the basis for jazz improvisation.
I can play the ascending and descending minor pentatonic scale and know this scale is often used as the framework for jazz improvisation.
I can play the main melody (head) of a jazz piece with accuracy and a steady pulse.
I can improvise stylistic and effective short phrases using the minor pentatonic scale.
I can improvise a stylistic longer phrase using notes from the D minor pentatonic scale.
I can structure, rehearse and perform a stylistic improvised jazz piece as part of an ensemble.
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