Bass vs melody (K.W.) - Alessandro Paternesi, P.O.V. Quintet - Dedicato (CD, Album)
By Brami
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2012
Label: Radar Music Records - 40002 • Format: CD CD-ROM, Album • Country: Italy • Genre: Jazz • Style: Contemporary Jazz
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9 Comments found
Zuluhn
Basslines often stress beat 1 of each bar. Melodies have no rhythmic obligation. A melody can start or end anywhere, and often their rhythmic stress is elsewhere and even skip beat 1. Basslines and melodies are a world apart. Basslines vs Bass Solos. A lot of bass education out there is acting as if you'll be playing bass solos all day long.