BLUES IN THE SCHOOLS
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Inspiring the next generation
B.I.T.S.
program goals include:
Learn the connection between the Blues and other music styles
Understand and recognize rhythm and how to keep a beat
Discover how instruments make the sounds they do
Find rhythms, metaphors or similes in a song
Learn how music styles can change based on geography and instrument.
If you're interested in bringing BITS to your school, please let us know by sending a message from the CONTACT US page or for more information CLICK HERE.
Want to help BITS
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As always, it was an honor to partner with The Blues Society of The Ozarks to raffle off a beautiful guitar to benefit the Blues in the Schools Program.
This guitar was put together by Sean Hunter. This is a Stratocaster style electric guitar. Three single coil pick-ups. It plays really smooth. This guitar will be given away on April 26th, at the Carrie's Jam. Your $5 raffle ticket will help buy harmonicas for public school children. Our B.I.T.S. program is keeping the Blues alive for future generations.
All the proceeds go to the successful on-going BITS program that George Hunt and Bob Bledsoe conduct in Public Schools, but also at the Division of Youth Services and other youth facilities.
It’s amazing to think that over 600 kids have received a harmonica within the last year have learned how to play it, learned 12 bar blues, history of blues music and written songs. Thanks to all who bought tickets this year!