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The 12-bar blues progression, a fundamental musical structure, uses three chords (I, IV, and V) arranged across twelve measures to create a simple yet powerful framework for blues songs. It emerged from African American musical traditions and has influenced a range of genres, including rock and jazz. While the basic structure remains consistent, musicians can personalize the progression with added chords, variations, and improvisation. This versatility and emotional resonance make it a timeless foundation in music, offering a glimpse into the human experience through sound. Comparable works include Similar to books on jazz theory or music composition, the piece explores a fundamental aspect of music with historical context and detailed analysis.

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