Music Theory for the Bass Player Wall Chart

AKA the "Music Theory Cheat Sheet for Bass Players", this poster is an inspiring and informative roadmap to the foundations of music theory on the bass. 18 x 27 inches, 10pt card stock (0.010 in thick), ships rolled up in a tube. Three video tutorials on author's blog. A stand-alone resource or the perfect add-on to Ariane Cap's acclaimed book Music Theory for the Bass Player, bassists will find the fretboard diagrams, photos, tables, concepts and examples to be a great resource. Music theory needs hands-on practicing just like everything else. Understanding it "in theory" is not enough to execute it in a playing situation. To help you keep the most important points to remember fresh in your mind, hang this comprehensive and clever wall chart in your practice room: it arranges the most important building blocks of music in a visually appealing and easy-to-grasp chart, with reference to the fretboard. 18 by 27inches, beautifully designed by a team of designers, with input from students and readers of Ariane's book It contains, in logical presentation: • How notes are organized in a piano as well as fretboard diagram to aide visual memorization • Intervals and their inversions with fretboard diagrams, best fingering examples and tips for identifying them by ear • A whole new way to think about intervals: Ari's Interval Formula • Triads with fretboard diagrams and best fingering practices • Explanations of how triads and sevenths chords are built, correctly named and how they sound • Scales: major and natural minor scales: how to best think about their construction for improvising and grooving relative and parallel scale relationships concepts of pentatonic and blues scales, both major and minor an easy to memorize blueprint for the blues the modes (of the major scale): their sounds and shortcuts for creating them • The Cycle of Fifths as well as the Diatonic Cycle of Fifths and how to construct it