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The OP asked about "songs" though. I guess it wasn't clear if he meant actual full play-through songs transcriptions or just material to practice reading.In my opinion, graded method books are the best source. Method books are available for many bass clef instruments, including trombone, bass, and cello. Graded method books are in multiple volumes, where volume one starts at an absolute beginner level, and after three or more levels will escort you through beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. The instrument specific teachings are irrelevant. All you really need is an explanation of standard notation and examplesthat proceed in an ordered fashion from beginner to advanced,
Graded method books are available where band and orchestral instruments are sold, and print music stores and websites.
I have over 950 transcriptions on my website from very simple to very complex.I'm learning how to read bass music and I'm looking for songs that:
1 - are fairly easy
2 - are written in standard notation.
Can anyone point me to a good source? Most of what I see is in TAB
Are these all TAB free?These are companions to the method books, but also stand alone:
Easy Pop Bass Lines - Supplemental Songbook to Book 1 of the Hal Leonard Bass Method Hal Leonard Online
Buy the official Hal Leonard Bass Method, 'Easy Pop Bass Lines - Supplemental Songbook to Book 1 of the Hal Leonard Bass Method' (Sheet Music) - This series includes official Hal Leonard sheet music for the following songs, available in: Softcover and Digital Bookwww.halleonard.com
More Easy Pop Bass Lines - Play the Bass Lines of 20 Pop and Rock Songs Hal Leonard Online
Buy the official Hal Leonard Bass Method, 'More Easy Pop Bass Lines - Play the Bass Lines of 20 Pop and Rock Songs' (Sheet Music)www.halleonard.com
Even More Easy Pop Bass Lines - Supplemental Songbook to Book 3 of the Hal Leonard Bass Method Hal Leonard Online
Buy the official Hal Leonard Bass Method, 'Even More Easy Pop Bass Lines - Supplemental Songbook to Book 3 of the Hal Leonard Bass Method' (Sheet Music)www.halleonard.com
I'm learning how to read bass music and I'm looking for songs that:
1 - are fairly easy
2 - are written in standard notation.
Can anyone point me to a good source? Most of what I see is in TAB
I love your transcriptions. They’re split with only notation and only tab. Plus you include the chords. Something like Psycho Killer and And She Was are perfect for what the OP is after.I have over 950 transcriptions on my website from very simple to very complex.
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