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Music Theory Extended Bass Volume 2 Building Intervals
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Music Theory Extended Bass Volume 2 Building Intervals

How to build intervals theoretically and practically on the bass clef. The best step-by-step guide for bass players.
Created byVinnie Venkov
Last updated 7/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • The Student will be able to build, create and write intervals in the theoretical and practical way on the stuff.
  • Recognize the intervals on the piano, fingerboard and on the stuff.
  • Able to create inversion from every interval.
  • Will know the formula for every interval and will able to build it by himself.
  • Will receive knowledge and experience how to play and practice in the next Volume 4 in these series Practicing Intervals.

Course content

10 sections • 30 lectures • 2h 24m total length

  • Introduction2:21

    Explore the workshop, the third volume of extended range basics, and learn how intervals are built across seven sections. Follow the homework to understand transforming and constructing intervals.

  • Copyrights & Legal Issues3:12

    Explore copyrights and legal issues in music, and understand how they relate to building intervals in bass within music theory.

  • Writing Notes Part I6:09

    Explore the bass clef, the 4/4 time signature, and the basics of accidentals—sharp, flat, natural, and double sharp—then learn how to write and read notes on the staff.

  • Writing Notes Part II4:23

    Learn to locate the first three notes on a five-string bass, using first position on G string, open on the B string, and the nut position to reach higher notes.

  • Writing Notes Part III4:57

    Write bass notes across the instrument from open to sixteenth position, identifying F and G in first, second, third, ninth, twelfth, and other positions to build interval understanding.

Requirements

  • This workshop require: Music Note & pencil, Bass Guitar & Piano, Smart phone, Tablet or computer to open all files and good motivation!

Description




* Music Theory and focus on how the student creates on the staff and on the fingerboard all intervals

*Every lesson have I homework and there is a demo of how to do it in the right way

*Learning and recognizing the notes on the bass clef

*Writing notes and a step-by-step guide and eliminate every mistake 

*Building, Creating and Writing Intervals - theoretically and practically   

*Association with the piano and the fingerboard of the 6-str bass 

*Formula and guide on how to create all Intervals

*Homework guide and step-by-step explanation for every single interval

*Variation and Intervals Inversions

*Very helpful tools for intervals inversion all about those things

*Build interval from any key in the ascending and descending mode

*Association with all intervals with 6-str bass or the extended range bass

*Accent on the triads as an important interval to build after chords.

*This course includes: major & minor seconds, major and minor thirds, fourths, tritone, fifths,                                                              

  augmented fifths, major and minor sixth, major and  minor sevenths

*Cover the extended range and how to write the notes on the staff

*Explanation of the bass range and covering the notes

*Specific extended tool for helping to build chords

*Learning the intervals on the fingerboard and guide how to remember them

*Focus on the low position on the 6-str bass



Who this course is for:

  • Every bass player that wants to learn how to create intervals theoretical & practical on the extended basses.
  • Everybody who wants to switch from 4 to 5 & 6 string basses and want to learn the extended range.
  • All students from beginners to advanced.

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