Ein schrittweiser Aufbau, angefangen mit ganzen und halben Notenwerten bis hin zu komplexer Sechzehntel-Rhythmik- dieser Band mit 140 Seiten vermittelt eine fundierte Basis beim Erlernen der rhythmischen Grundlagen. Die ausführlichen Beispiele zu jedem Kapitel werden durch rhythmische Duette und Songformen zusätzlich variiert. Viele Anwendungsbeispiele aus der Praxis sind bereits als Übungen integriert worden. Ideal zum Selbststudium sowie als Lehrmittel für den Einzel- und Gruppenunterricht.Inhalt: von ganzen Noten bis zu Sechzehntel-Rhythmik, Achtel- und Vierteltriolen, Songformen, Duette, binäre und ternäre Phrasierung, Übungen im 4/4-, 2/4- und 3/4-Takt.

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Hi, my name is Urs Nuessli, a bass player from Switzerland. I've been a freelance bassist and bass teacher for more than 30 years now. Born in Lucerne, Switzerland, I began my musical career at the Jazz School Lucerne, where I acquired the fundamentals of bass and theory.I continued my studies at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, and studied with renowned teachers, among others with Bruce Gertz, Hal Crook and Jerry Bergonzi. I also got the chance to play and learn from so many fellow musicians from all over the world.After returning to Switzerland, I taught at the Academy of Contemporary Music and the Kalaidos University for many years before I founded my own music school for electric bass.As an author, I wrote several books on jazz harmony, rhythm studies and ear training. My latest book How to play Bass has just been published and serves as a basis for these videos.Over the years, I've been playing concerts in the jazz, funk and fusion areas, in theatre, musical and gospel productions; in various recordings from fusion, funk, musical, gospel, rock to metal, including performances with drummers Gavin Harrison (Porcupine Tree) and Ian Paice (Deep Purple) - as well as concerts with great local bands.With this course I would like to pass on my experience, which I have gained over the years, to you and to support you in your efforts to learn this exciting instrument as much as I can!