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This book is based on the scale types that are necessary to master
and understand the chord/scale relationships found in many styles
of music. By keeping things simple and uncluttered, each page
consists of only one scale type, drawn on a bass guitar neck with
the correct fingering - a vital part of organising the hands. The
more organised the hands, the easier it is to play. The arpeggio
shape is also super-imposed over the corresponding scale in order
to create an understanding of the chord/scale relationship. This is
better explained with diagrams and not notation; however, because
it is a good idea to associate finger positions with their
notational equivalents, notation is also included. The simple but
comprehensive jazz theory section will help the student gain a
deeper understanding of harmony and further insight into how to
apply the scales found in this book.
This book is primarily a book of Carlo Mombelli's recorded works.
However, you will find not only the lead sheets or scores of his
compositions from the stories of his life, but also chapters about
his musical ideas, concepts, and theories about performance,
listening, learning, and teaching, so that you can gain insight
into where and how those compositions were created.The views
expressed in this book are Mombelli's alone and come from his
experience as a bassist and composer, and the music concepts apply
to all instrumentation. He tends to write from the viewpoint of
being a jazz musician and an improviser--even though he is not sure
if his compositions fall into that genre, as he has never wanted to
be stuck in a box. Mombelli expresses his feelings and thoughts on
music performance and composition: things that he has learnt and
believes in as they have worked in his life as a musician.
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