For those not quite ready for Goodness Gracious!, this piece is guaranteed to impress!
Intermediate students who aren’t quite ready for Brawl on Duval Street or Goodness Gracious! will be super excited about this rockabilly piano showcase tune! Still full of glissandos, the piece impresses even the most “square” audiences! The boogie woogie patterns are easier, pattern based to make it easier to learn, yet totally stylistic.
Key: C major
Mood: intense, excited, flashy
Pedagogy: 12-bar blues, boogie woogie left hand, glissandos, right hand rockabilly patterns
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