Progressive Jazz Bass

Progressive Jazz Bass

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Progressive Jazz Bass is an enjoyable and comprehensive book which introduces the beginner to the basics of playing Jazz Bass Guitar, and so no previous knowledge of bass guitar playing or music is necessary. Music theory is gradually introduced in a very easy and clear way,...

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Progressive Jazz Bass is an enjoyable and comprehensive book which introduces the beginner to the basics of playing Jazz Bass Guitar, and so no previous knowledge of bass guitar playing or music is necessary. Music theory is gradually introduced in a very easy and clear way, using over seventy examples. You do not need to be able to read music to use this book, however, both music and tablature notations are used to show the position of the notes on the fretboard. The accompanying CD contains recordings of all the examples and will help to support your learning, as you will be able to hear what you are trying to achieve and you can play along with the backing band.
Arrangement Bass Guitar
Genres Jazz, Theory
Format Instrumental Tutor
Level 1, 3
NumberOfPages 72
Media Book(softcover, stapled), CD, Sheet Music
Series Progressive
Publisher Koala Music Publications, L.T.P. Publishing Pty Ltd, LTP Koala Publications
Contributors Richter, Stephan (Author)
Language English
ISBN 9781864690828
UPC 1480993