Music Staff
Music is written on a staff, which consists of 5 parallel lines and 4 spaces. Bar lines are drawn across the staff, which divide the music into different sections called bars or measures. The end of the music is indicated by a final bar line, while two dots placed before a double bar line indicate a repeat sign. A bass clef is placed at the beginning of the staff.
This clef indicates the position of the note F which is on the line in between the two dots.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- The Rudiments of Music
3- The Basics of Music
4- Playing Position
5- Tuning
6- Triplets
7- The Hammer-on (marked as H)
8- The Quarter Note Rest
9- Using a Metronome
10- Music Staff
11- Tuning The Bass to Itself
12- The Pull-off (marked as P)
13- Shuffle Rhythm
14- The Right Hand
15- The Left Hand
16- Notation
17- Notes
18- Electronic Tuners
19- The Slap Technique
20- Tuning with Harmonics
21- Fretboard Diagram
22- Ghost Notes
23- The Tie
24- The Popping Effect (marked as F)
25- Open String Notes
26- Time Signatures
27- Eighth Note Slapping Grooves
28- Symbols and Abbreviations
29- Shuffle Slapping Grooves
30- Sixteenth Note Slapping Grooves