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solo pieces

Discussion in 'General Instruction [BG]' started by Si-bob, Nov 1, 2001.


  1. Nov 1, 2001 #1
    Si-bob

    Si-bob

    Jun 30, 2001
    Hemel Hempstead, UK
    Focusrite / Novation
    anyone know any good bass piecesthat i can perfrom in my music course, i don't really mean fast and furios peices like 'Chrmoatic Fantasy', but more like chordal stuff like 'Mercy Mercy Mercy'
    oh , and i prefer...dare i say it.....TAB

    sorry :)

    cheers
    *Si*
     
  5. Nov 1, 2001 #2
    XavierG

    XavierG

    Jan 8, 2001
    British Columbia, Canada
    Here ya go....

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    sorry :)
     
  10. Nov 4, 2001 #3
    kirbywrx

    kirbywrx formerly James Hetfield

    Jul 27, 2000
    Melbourne, Australia.
    it had to be done...and it was worth it...:D
     
  14. Nov 4, 2001 #4
    Si-bob

    Si-bob

    Jun 30, 2001
    Hemel Hempstead, UK
    Focusrite / Novation
    ....for nothing

    and i thought these forums were sposed to be helpful

    *Si*
     
  18. Nov 4, 2001 #5
    melvin

    melvin

    Apr 28, 2001
    Better watch out for that Tab, it can cause cancer ya know :D

    (read a Tab can if you dont get it)
     
  22. Nov 4, 2001 #6
    kirbywrx

    kirbywrx formerly James Hetfield

    Jul 27, 2000
    Melbourne, Australia.
    hey Si-Bob
    dont worry its only a bit of fun
    here
    play my freind of misery by metallica but play it with a pick:eek: and play it with chords..if that doesnt work...MAKE UR OWN THING UP
     
  26. Nov 4, 2001 #7
    Si-bob

    Si-bob

    Jun 30, 2001
    Hemel Hempstead, UK
    Focusrite / Novation
    ....how do u play something with a pick in a chordal style on bass, and don't say strum it, i'm not a guitarist...... :)

    *Si*
     
  31. Nov 4, 2001 #8
    kirbywrx

    kirbywrx formerly James Hetfield

    Jul 27, 2000
    Melbourne, Australia.
    well ur gonna hate me for saying that but thats what you do! it sounds hard but it is actually easy once u get it
     
  35. Nov 4, 2001 #9
    Dave Castelo

    Dave Castelo

    Apr 19, 2000
    Mexico
    ill actually help you:

    go here and download the mp3 and notation/tab of two songs by Michael Dimin (he´s a TB pro BTW)

    http://www.bassically.net/lessons/online_lessons.htm

    look for Autumn Leaves and Misty... i have played them myself... pretty good chordal work
     
  39. Nov 6, 2001 #10
    Si-bob

    Si-bob

    Jun 30, 2001
    Hemel Hempstead, UK
    Focusrite / Novation
    tnx dude
    cheers fer that, tis good stuff
    helped a lot

    *Si*
     
  43. Nov 11, 2001 #11
    fleanut

    fleanut

    Jun 24, 2001
    Melbourne, Australia
    Im learning "Suite 1" by Bach.
    its a good tempo song that is great for technique. When my teacher first showed me it i thought, BACH!!! WHAT!! but after playing it a bit it grew on me. Is actually a cello piece but it sounds great on bass too. its also a common piece played but year 12 student that do solo (bass) in australia, check it out man.
     

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