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    Walking Bass Guitar Lines: 15 Original Walking Jazz Bass Lines
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    Walking Bass Guitar Lines: 15 Original Walking Jazz Bass Lines

    By Gareth Evans

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    About this ebook

    15 Original Walking Bass Guitar lines in tablature and notation for the intermediate to advanced bassist.

      176 bars of music over 15 Bass lines (average Bass line length 11.7 bars)
    • Audio demonstrations and backing tracks for each Bass line at slow (70bpm), medium (135bpm) and fast (200bpm) speeds with video demonstrations for medium speed (Downloadable).
    • Each Bass line includes an interval analysis of all of its notes and theory explanations of various approaches to chord changes.

      • Please Note: This eBook has written music and is not suitable for smaller screens.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntuition Publications
    Release dateFeb 7, 2017
    ISBN9781912135707
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    Walking Bass Guitar Lines: 15 Original Walking Jazz Bass Lines

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