I'd agree that it's not only a matter of physical strength, but it certainly is a factor(as always, IMO & IME).
The few lessons I've had made a huge difference; wholeheartedly agreed on the importance of finding a good teacher.
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Is The Double Bass Harder To Play?
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I'd agree that it's not only a matter of physical strength, but it certainly is a factor(as always, IMO & IME).
The few lessons I've had made a huge difference; wholeheartedly agreed on the importance of finding a good teacher.
"Is Double Bass Harder To Play?"
You've got me laughing so hard that tears are streaming down my face. (Well, ok, I'm exaggerating a little.)
Double bass is an entirely different instrument.
Comparing an electric to an upright is like comparing a guitar to a violin.
It takes an entirely different technique alltogether.
You've got me laughing so hard that tears are streaming down my face. (Well, ok, I'm exaggerating a little.)
Double bass is an entirely different instrument.
Comparing an electric to an upright is like comparing a guitar to a violin.
It takes an entirely different technique alltogether.
