SECRETS of INDIAN RHYTHMS| How to play Bass with Indian Rhythms| Bass lessons for beginners Hindi|

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How to play bass guitar with Tabla? Or if you want to learn to play Bollywood song Bass covers live, this course delivers a step-by-step explanation for Bass guitar players who are beginners or intermediate players and want to learn Bass in Hindi.

🎯 This course is focused on Mastering playing Bass guitar with Indian Rhythms!
🔥 A course for you to help you through all the steps of creating Basslines with Indian Rhythms. Explained by someone who does this everyday for a living :) . It is a 9 hour course with 60+ videos with content you can use and apply in real life.

📚 WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

1. 🎶 Hindustani and Carnatic Rhythms:
How to recognize, recite and count Taalas using Hindustani and Carnatic system.

2.🥁 Rhythmic composition:
Creating your own rhythms to build Bass lines which complement and support the songs.

3.🎼 Music theory:
Everything you need to know as a musician to make the right note choices and expand your note selections to build melodic Bass lines.

4.🏋️ Technical Exercises:
Boost and refine your playing ability, build good technique and execute ideas with exercises included in this course.

Course Curriculum:
Module 1: Introduction to Indian Rhythms
1.1 Overview of Indian rhythmic structure
1.2 Introduction to Taal and its significance

Module 2: Common Indian rhythms and basic laykari
2.1 Session Overview
2.2 Teental
2.3 Keherwa Taal
2.4 Jhaptal
2.5 Ektaal
2.6 Dadra
2.7 Rupak Tala
2.8 Session Summary
2.9 Class project
2.10 Commonly used Indian musical instruments

Module 3: Understanding the Role of Bass Guitar in Indian Music
3.1 What Role does bass guitar play in Indian music?

Module 4: Using konnakol to create bass patterns
4.1 Fundamentals of konnakol system
4.1.1 Class project
4.2 How to build a rhythm pattern using konnakol
4.3 Other important sounds of Konnakol
4.3.1 Class project
4.4 Adding notes to your rhythmic pattern
4.4.1 CP- Adding notes to your rhythmic pattern
4.5 Breaking down any rhythm using Konnakol
4.5.1 CP-Breaking down any rhythm using Konnakol

Module 5: Developing finger strength, dexterity, and control
5.1 Session Overview
5.2 Organizing your practice time and goals
5.3 Understanding the Basics
5.3.1 CP - Understanding the basics
5.4 Basic Finger Exercises
5.4.1 CP-Basic Finger Exercises
5.5 Developing a great sound using Advanced Crab exercise
5.5.1 CP-Developing a great sound using Advanced Crab exercise
5.6 The circle of 5ths
5.6.1 CP - The circle of 5ths
5.7 Major Scale shapes
5.7.1 CP-Major Scales
5.8 What are intervals
5.9 Minor Scales on the circle of 5ths
5.9.1 CP-Draw Circle of 5ths with minor keys
5.10 Minor Scale Shapes
5.10.1 CP-Practicing minor scales
5.11 Major scale modes
5.11.1 CP- Major Scale modes
5.12 Minor scale Modes
5.13 Scale interval exercises concept
5.14 What are triads
5.15 Building chords in a major scale using triads
5.15.1 Class project
5.16 Playing Diatonic Triads in a major scale
5.16.1 CP- Playing Diatonic Triads in a major scale
5.17 Building chords in a major scale using 4 notes
+5 more video lessons

Module 6: Building your own Melodic basslines using konnakol
6.1 Song Example-Dil Diyan Gallan
6.2 How to choose your notes for creating Basslines
6.3 How to add rhythm to your Basslines
6.3.1 CP- Creating Basslines using , root notes, triads, arpeggios and chord scales
6.4 Bass lines in a minor tonality song-Sayonee
6.5 How to analyze a song in a minor key
6.5.1 CP Play the Basslines of Sayonee and publish a cover version

Module 7: How to play bass fills with Indian rhythms
7.1 Playing fills without the bass
7.2 Playing fills with the bass
7.2.1 - CP Playing fills with Indian rhythms

Module 8: Playing bass with Qawwali
8.1 The two types of qawwali performances
8.2 Learning from arranged qawwali songs
8.3 Playing with qawwali on the spot
8.3.1 CP- Playing Bass with Qawwali

Module 9: Playing Bass with Punjabi songs
9.1 How to use space in your Bass lines
9.2 How to play Bass with an orchestra
9.2.1 Class project
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About:
Saurabh Suman is one of the most high-profile Bass players in Bollywood and Independent Music circles in India. He has worked with multiple mainstream artists like Ritviz, Vishal Bhardwaj, Shaan, Clinton Cerejo, Nikhil D'Souza, Shalmali Kholgade, Dhruv Ghanekar, Shefali Alvares and The Bartender. He has also played for numerous T.V. shows like Jammin, The Voice, A.R. Rahman's show ARRived, MTV Unplugged and Coke Studio.He has performed live the world over, playing concerts, tours and collaborating internationally. Saurabh is also the bass player for @Bombay Brass and @The Fanculos .With a Bachelor's Degree in Hindustani Classical Music coupled with years of study in Western Musical forms such as Jazz, Funk, Blues, Disco, Metal and Fusion - Saurabh has now started the widely popular The School of Bass which has a pool of over 23,000 musicians consuming his method and upskilling their playing.
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