This playful blues etude introduces the Mixolydian and Dorian modes, which are frequently used in blues music. The Mixolydian mode
is like the major scale with a flat seven. The Dorian mode is like the natural minor scale with a raised six.
These two modes are often used together, or even blended, to create more sophisticated blues melodies
and improvisations.
Chord symbols and suggested fingerings are included in the score.
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