How To Play Upright Bass: Lesson 3 - F and G Major Scales

If you are just getting started with upright bass, this is a great lesson to help you! Jose will be talking about the F and G Major scales dealing with the 1/2 and 1st Positions. Make sure you check out Jose's 1st 2 videos on Upright Bass!
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[@jasonmaas-baldwin7772]

Good lesson 😁🎉❤

[@pgrvloik]

as a self taught double-bass player I enjoy your channel very much. Very instructive, not to fast and I like the way you explay the reasons why your're using the various positions.

[@PAFMCo]

I’m glad you enjoyed the videos and find them useful!

[@Markymarkvinylnut]

Many many thanks! Brilliant, cheers from the UK

[@nickhartman837]

Really digging these lessons, Jose. Thank you! Making the transition from electric to stand up and having fun. 🙏

[@PAFMCo]

Thanks . Glad you are enjoying them

[@sambrewstermusic]

Thanks mate. I just bought an upright today after playing electric bass for over a decade and your videos have been the most helpful. I’ve watched many on RUclips now, but yours have been the easiest to follow as far as technique and finger positions. Cheers.

[@PAFMCo]

Thanks! Good luck, glad we can help

[@davidmulvey8443]

Great lesson Jose .

[@PAFMCo]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jtdamomma]

Thank you for explaining the bass fingerings. My son plays cello, and he also wants to learn string bass. Can you put out a 4th lesson, as you explain it better than other videos I've seen??? PLEASE!

[@PAFMCo]

Thanks! Jose will be doing some more videos for the channel, so look out for them!

[@Gangster_Club3]

Tremenda lección , gracias , espero no ser demasiado viejo para comenzar recien a mis 42 años , saludos desde Chile.

[@PAFMCo]

Gracias. Nunca es demasiado tarde para empezar