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Singing for performance: syncopation in songs
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I can count the number of beats in a bar and clap on the 'off beats'.
I can play and sing syncopated rhythms and know that syncopation is when beats that are usually weaker are emphasised.
I can play a syncopated rhythm to accompany a song.
I can use inspiration from jazz to create syncopated vocal improvisation.
I can rehearse effectively to make sure the performance is tight, accurate, and well-prepared.
I can play and sing syncopated rhythms and use ensemble skills to present a successful performance.
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