The Complete Guide To Music Theory For Bass Guitar Players
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Discover A Proven "Easy To Understand" Method To Learn, Understand & Apply Music Theory Written Especially For The Bass Guitar
This Should Be In Every Bass Players Library...
"Exceptionally well written and easy to follow guide! This book breaks it down in concise, easy to follow steps that will lead to a clear understanding of harmony, progressions, and reading skills. As usual James has done a masterful job of explaining complex ideas in easy to digest format. Don't miss out on this, it should be in every bass-player's library!"
Steve Micklin // USA
Written by professional British Bassist James Eager, The Complete Guide To Music Theory teaches the Music Theory that really matters for the Bass Players.
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It was good enough I ordered the hardcopy version, too
I ordered the ebook to get a look at some concepts I'd forgotten. It was good enough I ordered the hardcopy version, too. The layout is a simple, logical sequence that is perfect for the theory newbie or for the know-it-alls!
masterful job of explaining complex ideas...
Exceptionally well written and easy to follow guide! As usual James has done a masterful job of explaining complex ideas in easy to digest format. Don't miss out on this, it should be in every bass-player's library!
It's a breath of fresh air...
It's a breath of fresh air 'cos James has focussed in on what we bass students really need to know, and has excluded a lot of extraneous, confusing stuff. Nice one James! It's worth every penny.
Simple and is very easy to read...
Just purchased James basic music theory book. I spent about 30 min looking into it so far. I'm very happy with it. Its laid out simple and is very easy to read, with great diagrams. Thanks James 
Music theory explained so well...
I've switched onto eBassGuitar because it's very practical and easy to follow, but with a solid underpinning of musical theory. I recently bought the Complete Guide to Music Theory which I love - music theory explained so well. Thanks James & crew"
This is the best concise guide that I have seen
"This is a fantastic guide! I have been diligently studying Music Theory for the past 5 years, and this is the best concise guide that I have seen!"
Your Instructor:
James Eager
Skill Level
Beginner To Intermediate
MUSIC THEORY HAS ALL TOO OFTEN BEEN MADE INTO AN CONFUSING, OVER COMPLICATED, ACADEMIC STUDY WHICH HAS LITTLE RELEVANCE TO HELPING YOU BECOME A BETTER BASS GUITAR PLAYER.
But studying it WILL be a game changer for your bass playing...
I've been paying my mortgage as a professional bass player here in the UK for the past 15 years and I've learned a ton of music theory in my time.
For us bass players there are simple 'core concepts' we need to learn. The rest can go in the trash can.
Back in August 2018 I wrote The Complete Guide To Music Theory For Bass Players eBook which has now sold thousands upon, thousands of copies.
In short, it's an easier to under
Read on if any of the apply to you:
- Are you a bass player who wants to leave the tab behind and really start to understand how the fingerboard works?
- Are you a bass player who is looking to improve your musical ear and accurately predict what chords are coming next?
- Do you want to be able to fluently communicate ideas to fellow band mates and save hours of hours of rehearsal time?
- Do you want to understand what music theory matters and what theory can be thrown in the bass player's trash can?
- A bassist who has has learned all the theory but just can't piece all of the concepts together?
- Do you need to be able to learn and memorise songs and bass lines faster?
Book Overview - Find Out What You Can Learn:
By the end of the book you will:
Book Outline
Section One
- The Notes of Music & The Piano
- Basic Intervals
- Finding The Notes on the Bass
Section Two
- Learning The Major Scale
- Intervals & Chromatics
- Chords, Arpeggios & Triads
- Basic Transposition
Section Three
- Roman Numeral Number System
- Creating Common Chord Sequences
- Creating Chord Tones
- Understanding The 7th
Section Four
- Advanced Chord Construction
- Modal Scales
- Key Signatures
Section Five
The Relative Minor
Reading Music vs Tab
Time Signatures
Section Six
Basic Notation Concepts
Tips To Read Sheet Music
American / European Glossary
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