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[alexisfranco]

im gonna do a auditions for a music college but the only thing
i need is a 12 bar blues chord progressions please please please
please please i really need ur help cyberfret dude i need one and
dont have one please can someone help me please please i really
need help i really want to get in the college and i just need
that twelve-bar blues chord progression please???????
can someone give me one????? please ill worship you man
pllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaasssssssssee eeeeeeeeeeeee
i so need that blues progression

[suppaenitetere]

Well id be amazed if a twelve bar blues progression got you into college but, heres the most basic version.
in the key of c...

C7 for 4 bars, F7 for 2bars, C7 for 2 bars, G7 1 bar, f7 1 bar, c7 1 bar, g7 1 bar.

[alexisfranco]

THESE ARE THE TINGS I NEED TO KNOW FOR THE AUDITION I HAVE TO PASS
WELL I HAVE COVERED MOST OF THEM BUT I JUST NEED SOME ADVICE
SUGGESTIONS SO I CAN MAKE MY AUDITION BETTER

Two positions of Major Scales (closed position)

One position of Minor Scale (Natural, Melodic or Harmonic)

All major, minor, dominant chords in 2 Barred positions

Major 7th, 6th, 9th, Minor 7th, 9th

Seventh chords, b5, #5, b9, #9

Arpeggios: Major, Minor, Dominant Seventh

Pick Study or exercise

Sight reading abilities in open or closed position using eighth notes

Play two tunes in any repertoire - melody and chords

Play one twelve-bar blues chord progression.

RECOMMENDED METHODS

Al Dimeola: Scales, Chords and Arpeggios

William Levitt: Melodic Rhythms:

[Coco(R)]

wow-

[geffen]

all i can think of is practice with a metronome on those scales

[Josh Redstone]

I bet if you could play that 12 bar blues in more than one key they'd like it better. A 12 bar blues is just built from the 1, 4 and 5 degrees of a scale.
If you didn't already know that, there it is, so just take your scales and transpose it into different keys.
There are many variations of the pattern, too, so if someone showes you one version like four bars of 1, two bars of 4, two bars of 1, one bar of 5, one bar of 4 then two bars of 1 and someone else says the exact same only at the end its two bars of 4 and one bar of 1, dont worry. You could probably make up your own pattern if you wanted.

[FlaminFender]

Try taking a solo off the Box scales... it's really easy, but gets you to cover more than one register if done properly... people like that ;).

[GuiTarPlaya]

JEEZ! What kinda music school u tryin to get into? A website that might have more stuff you need is Wholenote.com
Check it out!