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Start with playing: adding layers to major and minor songs
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I can sing new major and minor tonality folk songs with a sense of character.
I can follow the melodic shape of major tonality folk songs, singing and signing the major pentachord and framing this with a drone accompaniment.
I can follow the melodic shape of minor tonality folk songs, singing and signing the minor pentachord and framing this with a drone accompaniment.
I can accompany a major tonality song with a melodic ostinato.
I can accompany a minor tonality song with a melodic ostinato.
I can build texture as part of an ensemble, accompanying songs with a drone and melodic ostinato.
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