The Only 4 Arpeggios You Need To Play (Most) Jazz Standards
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- If you want to know how to play jazz standards on bass then you need to know how to play chord tones (arpeggios). This lesson will show you four that you see very commonly in jazz standards:
1. Major Seventh Arpeggio
2. Minor Seventh Arpeggio
3. Dominant Seventh Arpeggio
4. Minor Seventh Flat 5 Arpeggio
These four arpeggios will teach you a crazy amount about how music is harmonised and how you can make up fantastic bass lines.
For a really cool way to visualise and memorise the harmonised arpeggios of C Major, head here: onlinebasscourses.com/exercis...
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Amazing to find that in another dimension, Oscar de la Hoya was an English bassist!
After 2 years of following many different Bass tutors/players & trying to learn bass/music theory, rather than just learning songs by fret numbers (which i do as well) i have finally found your website Dan. I find your relaxed, most informative no bullshit approach to teaching , is helping me move ahead so much quicker now. (played in band as 16 y o, picked it up again at 68 )
regards from Aus. John Mcquillan
Thanks, John! That's great that you've picked bass up again. Keep it up and let me know if you have any lesson ideas.
I just came here to say exactly the same thing, I've been searching the internet for a simple stripped back approach to learning modes etc, been playing over 30 years, could never understand it,
Until now,
Thank you good sir!!!
I'm from Australia as well 😂
watch this one every few weeks, always learn something new everytime.thx
Glad to hear it!
There are a ton of arpeggios for bass here on RUclips. This is by far the best presented of all of them.
Many thanks.
Thanks Dan...ur a diamond 👍
Thank you Dan..... very well presented understandable video... Great teaching technique
Thanks!
Excellent jazz theory lesson, chords, voice leading, inversions, very informative and very well explained. Thank you. 👍🏽
Thanks for the comment and for watching. 👍🙏
Another good one Dan,(there's really no bad ones.) It is always good to realize that you know some of these things but only didn't know the technical terms and of course a "Dan's way" of making it easier.
You just blew my mind as I move my bass playing and instruction into more jazz, you just brought something I hadn’t even thought of yet. Correct me if I’m wrong please, but it seems you are beginning an arpeggio on a root but then the 3rd or 5th is moved to a different position on the fretboard to complete the arpeggio... mind blown. And it was too obvious. And then you discuss and illustrate starting an arpeggio on the 3rd, or 5th instead of the root and practicing that concept until it’s fluid. It seems like this is unlocking being a creative musician rather than a perfect robotic, boring representation of root based musicianship. Mind blown again. Thank you so much for your instruction Dan. I’m now going to watch everything you have done! And practice and explore options all over the fretboard.
Thanks, Tony! Yes, I was changing patterns around. All of my videos present options really. There's no right or wrong way of doing anything and the biggest benefit comes from listening to your favourite players and figuring out what they're doing. It'll be the things I teach in some of my lessons! Once you get the connections, a world of possibilities open up. Keep it up!
Loving all the jazz focused videos lately, keep it up!
A couple more to come… thanks for watching!
brilliant you da MAN ! THANKS FOR SHARING
Thanks Dan just going to practice this 🎸☕
Hi,what a great lesson....It opens up a new world of practice to me.As a beginner I need guidance to finger my way through jazz-standards.....This is well explained and played!!Thank you very much !I ordered your book right away....Greetings Niko
"Got a bit of buzz there" - me playing most notes 🤣
Great lesson Dan very informative, thankyou.
Thanks, Bob.
Thank you so much Dan another great videoI!! I have learned ao much from your videos they are amazing!! I love your calm manner too lol...its all so very inspiring!! Thanks again 👍🙂
Thanks so much - that’s very kind of you to say. 🙏
Another great video Dan! Thank you for your concise explanations! I learn more from your channel than most ever other source for bass and how to apply theory to it.
Thank you, Wayne. Glad you are getting something from my lessons! 🙏
That's a really nice sound you've got in that Bass! Great lesson, too!
Thanks, Tobbe!
Fantastic lesson! And that Ibanez is very beautiful
Thanks, Anthony!
Love that vintage Ibanez bass! Those things are old school cool 😎👍🏻👍🏻
Great practice lesson. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! 👍
Hard to find good lessons like this one, thanks a lot
Thanks for the lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed it!
Splendid Jazz class :3 God bless you Master!
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Ur a great player and are also a great teacher. Soo very easy to understand. Thx for all u do for us all...
dUg-Montesano, WA/USA
Thanks very much, Dug!
One of the best albums ever produced, right there on that white t-shirt! Thanks for the video!! I have your books by the way, and am working through the one you mention here.
Thanks! Love that album…
Love that Ibanez!
Thanks so much
You're welcome, Joseph. 👍🙏
"bird cage" preamp, bro!! 😅
Dan is the best!
Bro this is fantastic
Thanks for watching, Moe!
GREATS !
Thanks!
Thanks man . Really like your videos .any chance to make videos on fretless ? On Right Technique and Exercises ?
Thanks so much! I've actually got videos on fretless and right hand technique. Best thing to do would be to go to my site and use the search bar. Or just check my channel. 👍
and augmented
Another great lesson. The groaning you heard was just my credit card ... Creative Bass Technique Exercises this time :)
🤣 the Kindle version is quite wallet friendly...
@@OnlineBassCourses Yes, I saw that (and I'm expecting only a slim volume) but I find seeing a book on my desk a good reminder to do the work!
That makes sense!
Nice Mr. Bungle shirt!
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Hi Dan, working through your Motown Basslines currently I follow your lessons as well. What do you recommend to play when a 6 chord is noted? Do you replace the 5 and 7 with the 6? Thanks a lot for your reply. Thomas
Thanks, Thomas! There aren't really any rules here. The 5, 6, and 7 all fit and will 'work'. You used whatever you want to. 6 doesn't mean you have to use that. Especially as a bass player...
Thank you Dan, that makes it easier. Thought a 5 or 7 could "bite" with the 6 in e.g. the noted guitar chord. Best regards Thomas
@@thomasdanick7969 if playing a chord, it may not work, but single notes - there are lots of options.
Can explain Arpeggio Inversions??
I’ll do a lesson. It’s basically an arpeggio that starts on the 3rd, 5th, or 7th. That’s inverting the arpeggio…
Thanks for the lesson! Uncomplicated and love the enlarged tab display. BTW...I guess you're a pretty busy musician, but do you provide bass tabs for a fee? I've been trying to learn 'More' by Simply Red & 'Food for Thought' by UB40 by listening & just can't crack them. There are tabs out there but they are not correct and sound off!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I don't provide TABs for free. Sometimes I do if I do a lesson on it.
@@OnlineBassCourses Hi, I meant for a fee, not for free. I'm willing to pay you when you get time in your schedule.
Sorry - misread!! Unfortunately I don't provide that service. There are people who do it very well though. Tom at freebasstranscriptions.com/transcriptions/ might be able to help. He's excellent!
@@OnlineBassCourses Thanks! I'll try Tom. Keep the tutorials coming. They're a great help.
its already making my brain fry dan haha i want to know a bit of everything so u can make your own style of playing like anything in life
You’ll get it after a while! Stick at it.