Advanced Bass in Worship
Would you like to learn a new range of session standard bass licks and ideas to add creativity to your playing?
Learn advanced bass parts to 14 worship songs on DVD and move your playing to the next level:
- In-depth instructional video lessons teaching bass parts to 14 songs
- Step-by-step instruction and camera close ups
- High quality backing tracks selectable with or without bass
- Onscreen chord charts
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This 7-hour course will integrate advanced bass techniques into your style:
- A whole range of pro standard usable bass licks you can add to your ‘library’
- Ghost notes & damping techniques
- 16th note groove ideas
- Positional playing & full use of the fretboard
- Tasteful melodic lines & fills based on scalic ideas
- Where to use chromatic gospel lines
- Passing notes, arpeggios & pedalling
Featuring worship songs:
Beautiful News – Matt Redman
Beautiful One – Tim Hughes
Consuming Fire – Tim Hughes
Everlasting God – Brenton Brown
Famous One – Chris Tomlin
Holy is The Lord - Chris Tomlin, Louie Giglio
Hosanna – Brooke Frazer
Hungry – Kathryn Scott
Lord Let Your Glory Fall – Matt Redman
Offering – Paul Baloche
O Happy Day – Edwin Hawkins
Thankyou For Saving Me – Martin Smith
You – Tim Hughes, Jon Mann Smith, Rob Hill
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“The instruction and backing tracks increase in sophistication and complexity sequentially as you progress through the tracks. The professional grade training, tips on melodic lines, and fret board combine with arpeggios and chromatic gospel lines are applicable right away for both live playing and studio work, making this an invaluable addition to your training repertoire. Make no mistake about the purpose of this instructional program. It is an advanced learning resource for enhancing technique, timing and will stretch you as a bass player while expanding your knowledge of worship playing strategies. As a sophisticated resource, worship leaders will learn how to better integrate the bassist in the overall mix while encouraging their worship team to look at higher dimensions of instrumentation.”
Taken from Darryl Bryant’s review in Worship Leader Magazine September 2010