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Double Bass Free Lesson on Snidero's Jazz Conception Etude "Rose"

CT Music Educators Association (CMEA) uses etudes from the Jim Snidero Book "Jazz Conception" book (21 Etudes, not Bass Lines) for their annual High School Regional jazz festival auditions.

Here is a free video lesson I have created for those interested in studying the CMEA's 2025-2026 required bass etude "Rose" (a contrafact of Honeysuckle Rose) along with as some basic bass line creation ideas, appropriate for intermediate (or even some beginner) students. I hope you will enjoy and benefit from this.



If you or student wish to purchase the book, it is available here (I receive no compensation for this):

If you are high school student and are considering pursuing a music major or minor in jazz bass studies, I hope you will check out music degree programs at the University of CT ; hint: we're more than just basketball :cool: UConn is an ideal university for those seeking a double degree in music and another discipline.


Steve
www.stevenbulmer.com
music.uconn.edu
 
Thank you Sir. I have student who is a senior in high school and looking at music schools here in Denver. Love your idea about the dual degree. I will suggest University of CT to him.
 
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Greetings from Rio de Janeiro!
I don't want to sound off-point here but I'm chasing a bass transcription of Miroslav Vitous' WILL.
it 1st appeared on Weather Report's Sweetnighter, then a later version with DeJohnnete and Terje Rypdal. If anyone has a chart, I'd appreciate taking a look at it. My email: [email protected]
 
Here is a free video lesson I have created for those interested in studying the CMEA's 2025-2026 required bass etude "Rose" (a contrafact of Honeysuckle Rose) along with as some basic bass line creation ideas, appropriate for intermediate (or even some beginner) students. I hope you will enjoy and benefit from this.
Nice work as always, Mr. Bulmer.
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro!
I don't want to sound off-point here but I'm chasing a bass transcription of Miroslav Vitous' WILL.
it 1st appeared on Weather Report's Sweetnighter, then a later version with DeJohnnete and Terje Rypdal. If anyone has a chart, I'd appreciate taking a look at it. My email: [email protected]
Maestro --

I'm nobody special but WELCOME to TB/DB. This is a wonderful and and a robust online community.

Please consider starting a new thread so that people can see what you're looking for.
That would dramatically increase your chances of success.
 

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