Music Notation
In order to use the music in this book it will be helpful to have a previous knowledge of music reading. Introducing Bass by Stephan Richter or Progressive Bass by Gary Turner and Brenton White will assist with this.
If you already have experience with reading music you may find it useful to refer to the tablature sometimes to determine the correct position of an example.
Finally, for music readers; the key signature for some examples has been omitted, with the relevant sharps and flats notated in the music. This has been done to simplify the music for ease of reading.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- Chord Symbols
3- Scales And Key Signatures
4- The Cycle of Fifths
5- Music Theory
6- Notes on the Bass Fretboard
7- Major Pentatonic Scale
8- The Cycle of Fifths
9- Notation
10- Interval Chart
11- Minor Pentatonic Scale
12- Principle Chords and Scale Tone Chords
13- Interval Chart
14- Interval Fretboard Diagrams Of The C Major Scale
15- Turnarounds
16- G Major Scale
17- Music Notation
18- Music Notation
19- Notes
20- Chords and Arpeggios
21- G Diminished Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
22- Tablature
23- Jazz Blues Progression
24- Note and Rest Values
25- A Major Scale
26- C Major Scale
27- Time Signature
28- Major Arpeggio Patterns
29- A Augmented Arpeggio Pattern
30- Major Arpeggio Patterns Using Open Strings
31- F Major Scale
32- F Suspended Arpeggio Pattern and Inversions
33- Chord Inversions
34- A Major Scale
35- G Major Scale
36- A Minor Sixth Arpeggio Pattern and Inversions
37- G Major Sixth Arpeggio Pattern
38- C Major Sixth Arpeggio Pattern
39- F<span class="symbolA">#</span> Major Scale
40- A Major Scale
41- F<span class="symbolA">#</span> Minor Seven Flat Five Arpeggio Pattern and Inversions
42- A Major Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
43- Turnarounds
44- Chord Extensions
45- D Major Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
46- Chord Extension Arpeggio Patterns
47- Major Seventh Four Bar Chord Progressions
48- Major Seventh Arpeggio Pattern Using Open Strings
49- Chord Extensions Arpeggio Patterns
50- Bass Pedal and Additional Chord Variations
51- Major Seventh Inversions
52- B<span class="symbolA">b</span> Major Scale (<span class="symbolA">b</span>7)
53- B<span class="symbolA">b</span> Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
54- E<span class="symbolA">b</span> Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
55- Dominant Seventh Four Bar Chord Progressions
56- Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern Using Open Strings
57- Dominant Seventh Inversions
58- C Major Scale
59- C Minor Arpeggio Pattern
60- B Major Scale
61- B Minor Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
62- Minor Seventh Inversions
63- Summary of The Intervals and Arpeggio Patterns