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Frank J Peter 2015-07-30 Blues School

Blues School: Ending #4

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An old school ending copped from Take the A Train…

Don’t forget to swing the eight notes!

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Pattern Recognition…

  • Unison in both hands: 1-3-4-#4-5-6-5-1
  • Followed by a Dominant7,#9 stinger!

Homework: Play in as many other keys you expect to play in!

learn more… Blues School: Ending #5

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