Intermediate Music Theory
Larry Cook is back with a brand new phase 2 series! Join him as he digs into some intermediate to advanced music theory concepts and their application on the bass.
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About this course
Larry Cook is back with a brand new phase 2 series! Join him as he digs into some intermediate to advanced music theory concepts and their application on the bass.
What you'll learn
- Understand the practical applications of complex chords and scales
- Recognize how tonic chords provide resolution and feel like 'home'
- Understand how dominant chords create tension that resolves to tonic
- Learn how subdominant chords function to set up dominant chords
- Gain motivation for learning advanced music theory concepts
Release date: 06/05/2014 • 5h 21m runtime
Sample lessons
Major Chord Extensions
C Major 7 Arpeggiated with the Metronome
Minor Chord Extensions
Extending the Tonic Chord in a Minor Key
Suspensions and Slash Chords
Suspended Chords
Altered Dominant Chords
G9(#11,b13) with the Metronome
What's included
120 lessons • 26 charts
Introduction to the Series
Larry Cook is back with another great series for bass! In this phase 2 series, Larry unlocks some of the mysteries of music theory for the bass player.
Tonicization
Larry kicks off his new series by talking about tonicization, or the action of making a certain pitch or chord the tonal center of a piece of music.
Tonicization
Larry kicks off his new series by talking about tonicization, or the action of making a certain pitch or chord the tonal center of a piece of music.
Tonicization
Larry kicks off his new series by talking about tonicization, or the action of making a certain pitch or chord the tonal center of a piece of music.
Tonicization
Larry kicks off his new series by talking about tonicization, or the action of making a certain pitch or chord the tonal center of a piece of music.
Tonicization
Larry kicks off his new series by talking about tonicization, or the action of making a certain pitch or chord the tonal center of a piece of music.
Chord Extensions
Join Larry as he explains how to extend the standard triad to create rich, colorful chords.
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