Bandstand and Beyond by Katie Thiroux - Course Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- ► BANDSTAND AND BEYOND BY KATIE THIROUX - New online course out now courses.discov...
Ready to take your jazz bass skills to the next level?
Bandstand and Beyond by Katie Thiroux is an online course comprising 29 lessons over 3.5 hours of video. It contains everything you need to develop your jazz bass skills, including lessons, music transcriptions, and band play-along tracks. This course is perfect for jazz bassists with the fundamentals in place and who are ready to take their playing further. Topics include walking bass lines, improvisation, soloing, ear training, arranging and more.
A live trio joins Katie in the studio to demonstrate the concepts and techniques she teaches. There are also inspiring band play-along tracks for you to practice along with at home. Transcriptions of Katie's exercises and performances are also provided.
This course is available to stream online, exclusively at Discover Double Bass.
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I've often thought about taking one, or two, of these courses, because of the content and presentation, but there's one little thing that keeps me (and it might be ONLY me) from signing up. That thing is the two-camera-angle "technique". I know it came out a while back, and was all the rage in video tutorials (thank God it's slowly dying out), but it's as annoying asf to me.
I consider a tutorial as a conversation between my teacher and me, only. I don't appreciate my teacher turning away from me, for no apparent reason, while still speaking to me. I would consider it weird, and rude, in person. This goes doubly in a tutorial video. There is no reason for it. It's no longer an "edgy" technique (was it ever?) Lose it and you might gain an extra customer, or two.
Thank you for your attention...
Nick
Katie is an awesome teacher. This is going to be great!
Thanks Eric :-) We are really excited to share this one and it features some incredible playing by Katie!
I hope you're doing well.
I’m a pianist but I love your bass lessons. I try and emulate the ideas in my left hand.
Her 1st course really helped me get off the ground and get going. It helped me to audition for college (I’m a returning student). It was a big help for me. Hope to get this one soon.
That’s great to hear 😀 Thanks for enrolling and I’m glad you enjoyed it.