The Two Feel in Jazz Using Eighth Notes

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Part of the video series: Jazz & Latin Bass Guitar Grooves

Summary: Learn about two feel in jazz, playing a slowed pace on the bass guitar, then using eighth notes to transition, as our professional bass guitar player and teacher explains in this free music instruction video.

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Ryan Larson Ryan Larson is a young jazz composer whose teaching technique focuses on the basics of music theory in all twelve keys. When applying his 12 key technique to ... read more

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The Two Feel in Jazz Using Eighth Notes

C... now you can play anything in that C triad to outline that. And then also, I would say adding, a little eighth note to get you back to G, so it's like, one, two, three, four, D, one, two, and three. You do play on "and" sometimes too but. The metronome. One, two...and you go into that. That's walking. So your emphasis is still really on - two of the real beats per measure, but you can throw in eighth notes to make it still interesting. So try doing a two feel alternating that with your typical four-four walking pattern.

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