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My goal is to be comfortable with playing any style that is out there. There are good books that teach bassists: Latin Funk and Blues If you can give suggestions for the formation of the ear the better. Thanks
as no one seems to have responded of this, I will make a recommendation ... the best book I've come across a long path is Rufus Reid - The Evolving Bassist http://www.amazon.com/Evolving-Bassist-Rufus-Reid/dp/0967601509 this is not exactly what you're looking for - it is mainly to jazz and, especially, from a low vertical, so there's a lot of things techniques that do not concern you. but it is very well together, inspiring work, has some wonderful ideas about how to approach practice and develop their sound, and you will not regret to get hold of a copy, if you ever switch to the upright bass is essential. and my own experience, if you can learn to play jazz well, then all the other musical styles that will be much easier to understand
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EL-BMD @ NEC: Feb 28, 2003 $17.95 This 2 DVD set covers EL-BMD playing Williams Hall at the New England Conservatory in Boston, MA on Feb 28, 2003. Instrumentation includes four hands on keys, two drummers, bass, and guitar. You could call this an adrenalized Trance-JungleFunk-FreeJazz Power Trip freak-out, induced by sticking metal prongs into electrical sockets. The improvised musical matrix creates the atmosphere and launching... |
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EarMaster 5 $49.95 Ear training for all musicians, at any playing level, playing any instrument! If you want to sing, improvise or jam with complete confidence, you need to recognize all the sounds around you. EarMaster includes over 650 ear training lessons for recognizing and transcribing intervals, chords, scales, rhythms and melodies. You can even create your own customized exercises! Learn to play, improvise, n... |
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Music Theory, 2nd Edition $5.98 A music theory book that hits the high note … This updated and expanded edition of The Complete Idiot’s Guide® to Music Theory breaks down a difficult subject in a simple way—even for those who think they have no rhythm or consider themselves tone deaf. With clear, concise language, it explains everything from bass-clef basics to confusing codas. This new edition includes: -A brand-new ... |
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