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title: 21 Final note & last song
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## FOCUS 
- This lesson concludes the course by encouraging creative improvisation and musicality in the Chicago Triple, using the basic step as a foundation for exploration.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Use the Chicago Triple Basic as a grounding rhythm to connect with your partner and the music.
- Leaders can choose to lead or dance independently, while followers can add musical variations within the framework.
- For the last song, experiment with as many variations as desired from the Chicago Triple.
- Approach the dance with flexibility, treating the triple step like a step touch in other styles.

##REMEMBER
- The Chicago Triple is not limited to just a triple step; it's a starting point for creative adventures.
- The main aim of the course is to get your creative juices flowing and explore the dance in a personal way.
- Use the basic step as a foundation to connect to other elements in the music and enhance improvisation.
- Enjoy the dance by having fun and expressing yourself freely, especially in the final song.
