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The Music Theory for The Bass Player Wall Chart
Staring at the wall has never been so productive
The Bass Theory Wallchart AKA
Theory Cheat Sheet
It keeps the most important points to remember fresh in your mind. It arranges the most important building blocks of music in a visually appealing and easy-to-grasp chart, with reference to the fretboard.
Hang this handy wall chart in your practice room and keep the basics top of mind.
The Music Theory for the Bass Player Wall Chart is…
- AKA “The Cheat Sheet” – a stand-alone resource (if you know theory)
- A great add-on to the book to serve as a visual reminder and summary
- An 18 by 27 inches sized high quality offset printed poster
- Visually appealing, inspiring and informative through the use of fretboard diagrams, photos and examples
- A complete practice tool (explained in three video tutorials, 45 minutes in length)
What exactly is on the Theory wallchart?
- How notes are organized via fretboard and piano diagrams to aide visual memorization
- Intervals and their inversions with fretboard diagrams, best fingering examples and tips for identifying them by ear
- A whole new way to think about intervals: Ari’s Interval Formula
- Triads with fretboard diagrams and best fingering practices
- Explanations of how triads and sevenths chords are built, correctly named and how they sound
- Scales:
- Major and natural minor scales: how to best think about their construction for improvising and grooving
- Relative and parallel scale relationships
- Pentatonic and blues scales, both major and minor
- An easy-to-memorize blueprint for the blues
- The modes (of the major scale): their sounds and shortcuts for creating them
- The Cycle of Fifths as well as the Diatonic Cycle of Fifths and how to construct them
Each wallchart comes with 3 video tutorials
Watch Wallchart Tutorials
The wallchart comes with three video tutorials on how to use it.
45 minutes of video instruction
To watch the video tutorials, click the button below!
Amazon Reviews of the Theory Wallchart
Michelle’s new practice nook, when the family moved back in due to COVID. She says: If you don’t have a place to hang your music theory wall chart on a wall, it works great to pop it into a frame and put it on a music stand!
Michigan Jazz Cats, ready to practice!
Ready to practice and stare at the wall in Bedford, UK. Thanks for sending and great going on the book and course homework too!
Happy walls in Costa Rica, Germany, Arizona, LA and London! Thanks to Alex, Larry, Chris, Kevin, Swanelder, Barry, Pim and Glen!
