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Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 4 – Making Connections

Previous: Part 3 – Developing Thumb Position You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 4 – Making Connections After establishing some familiarity...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 3 – Developing Thumb Position

Previous: Part 2 – Bowing Fundamentals You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 3 – Developing Thumb Position The idea of 1st position and thumb...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 2 – Bowing Fundamentals

Previous: Part 1 – Left Hand Fundamentals You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 2 – Bowing Fundamentals I’ve always found teaching bowing...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Part 1 – Left Hand Fundamentals

Previous: Introduction You can download this entire series as an eBook, and you can learn more about double bass technique on our weekly podcast Contrabass Conversations! Part 1 – Left Hand Fundamentals There are so many ways to approach the left hand! We’ve got...

Fundamentals of Double Bass Technique: Introduction

After interviewing hundreds of bass performers and teachers, I’ve learned one thing: There are countless ways to approach learning the double bass. This series contains some of my favorite double bass exercises. I keep coming back to these time and time again over the...

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