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May 31, 2008
May 07, 2008
Willis Takes on Your Questions
Hey Willis,
Ok, so I have your fingerboard harmony book and I've seen some of your videos on Youtube. I really like your idea about going from one chord to the next and only having to move at most a halfstep. The one thing I've never seen you address is about switching positions in order to go from a higher to a lower register or vice versa. So what are your thoughts about at what time you should switch positions during a phrase?
Joel
March 31, 2008
January 31, 2008
December 10, 2007
Review CD's and Share Your Music With the World!
We at Bass Musician Magazine want to thank everyone that has sent his or her CD to us for review. We are very aware of the time, effort and expense involved to bring your labor of love to the entire world. And because of this you have our word that every piece of creative work is reviewed by the editorial staff in its' entirety.
Unfortunately, we are receiving so much music that we can't possibly do it justice in our review process. With this in mind we have decided to recruit the help of you, our readers! And starting with this issue, we are introducing a brand new section called, Bass Musician Magazine Worldwide Bass Reviews.
December 09, 2007
The Biz…,
I find it interesting that within the course of a great conversation with all of the artists I've shared time with, whether it's been an interview, or talking with some of our staff members, that the "biz" is an inevitable part of our conversation.
September 30, 2007
Read the Latest Issue of Bass Musician Magazine
Read the latest issue of Bass Musician Magazine with Alain Caron, Christian McBride, Gerald Veasley and much more.
August 29, 2007
Bass Musician Magazine Launches Online
Bass Musician Magazine, a bi-monthly virtual bass magazine, is unlike any other as far as content is concerned. We feature a world class staff of diverse and extremely experienced bass players in their own field, covering not just the more or less "how to" approach, but looking into the methodology and personal experiences these players have to offer as well to gain insight on what we hope to make the focal point of this magazine, that being, becoming a better "musician".
