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Sing, play, perform: accompanying songs with polyrhythms
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I can sing songs that include syncopated rhythms while keeping a steady beat.
I can play a syncopated rhythmic ostinato using body percussion.
I can play two contrasting rhythms as part of an ensemble to create a polyrhythm.
I can layer multiple rhythms to create a polyrhythm as part of an ensemble.
I can combine rhythms to create a polyrhythm that can accompany a song.
I can rehearse songs with many layers effectively to prepare for a performance.
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