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Directions Come in silently Sit down without talking Face the screen Show that you are ready to learn

C Jam Blues Duke Ellington

Objectives Students will read the note C Students will improvise pitch to a given rhythm. Students will become familiar with the work of Duke Ellington through active listening.

Three Points of contact Mouth Left Middle Finger Right Thumb

Practice in chin position:

Two more helpful notes:

C Jam Blues C F C G C

Substitute E, G or A for the last note

Substitute A for any of these G’s

You are improvising! Improvising means making choices about the notes….

How did you do? Did you learn how to read “C”? Did you improvise? Did you learn about jazz great Duke Ellington?