Reading Music For Bass Players: A Simple Guide To Reading Music Paperback – February 16, 2021

Want to ditch the bass Tab?Want to learn to read notation in the bass clef? Want to learn the music theory required to be an advanced bass guitarist? Want to access a whole world of written bass lines?This is the book for YOU! This book has been written specifically for the bass guitar and will teach you how to read music from beginner to advanced levels. With all you need to know about music theory and a wealth of practical musical examples, this book has everything you need to become a great reader on the bass guitar. This book comes with the following:Over 140 Unique Exercises Mp3 Download For All Exercises Music Theory Essentials & More!In this book, there is an emphasis on musical content, with over 140 exercises for you to develop your reading music skills. I believe that the book will suit anybody who wishes to focus upon improving their reading skills and their bass playing.No previous knowledge of reading music or music theory is assumed and you will start from the beginning, learning everything you need to know to then go away and become an advanced reader.If you are an experienced bass player but have yet to learn to read music then this book is also perfect for you as it is a study of reading and theory rather than a ‘teach-yourself- bass book.’Once you can read music, you will never look back! Scroll up to order your copy and get startedOther books by Greg Hagger:Sight Reading For Bass PlayersWarm Up Exercises For Bass PlayersAbout the author Greg Hagger has been performing bass professionally for over 25 years and is also an educator, teaching both online and in person. His most recent work includes playing in some of the London’s top West End theatre shows, and touring worldwide with Queen Symphonic.Greg formed Greg’s Bass Shed in 2018, and since then has reached millions of bass players worldwide. He has a passion for passing on everything he has learnt in his career, and focuses on teaching bass players to read music efficiently and to work on improving technique. Read more