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The 12-bar blues
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I can describe the instruments and features that create a blues sound and I can perform the 12-bar blues chords.
I can describe the roles of the instruments in a blues ensemble and I can perform a blues bass pattern
I can perform a boogie-woogie pattern on the piano.
I can play the notes of the C blues scale and a blues scale melody over the 12-bar blues chords.
I can create an extended improvisation over the 12-bar blues chords.
I can perform an idiomatic blues improvisation over the 12-bar blues sequence and create an extended blues performance.
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