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From rock’n’roll and pop to country, jazz and R&B, play the most important instrument in any band – the bass! With Imagine Music Lessons’ bass lessons in Calgary, you’ll receive the best musical education, from understanding the keys and chords to developing melodic sequences. Create and play your favourite music with us.
Going hand-in-hand with the drums, the bass guitar establishes the root of the sound, supporting the harmony and melody of every song. Whether you want to learn the basics of chordal structure or want to walk the bass in a band, our seasoned teachers can help you learn this vitally important instrument.
Practice bass music every week with your teacher! Routine lessons can help develop your skills or expand your musical repertoire into other genres. Regular lessons follow the school year from September to June.
Pick and choose your bass music lessons on a date and time that suits you. This package provides you with more flexibility. Simply schedule your four lessons anytime over a 12 week span.
Want to learn the bass, but is life getting in the way? Don’t stress – with our CMLPs, you can choose the date and time of your lessons weeks before, ensuring that you never miss out!
Without the bass – there won’t be any music! The bass creates the rhythmic foundation of a song (the consistent pulse of the piece) while supporting the harmony of other instruments, such as guitar or saxophone. Studying bass means learning rhythm and harmony, vitally important elements of any song.
Not at all! You can never be too old to learn the bass! Learning bass is simple and great for beginners as you understand the importance of setting up music through tones and melody. We teach bass to students as young as 7 to as old as 60! We can help you get started with online, in studio or in home lessons.
Even though they look similar, the bass has four strings to the guitar’s six, with the focus very much on creating a foundation to establish the song. The bass is also a bit bigger, but that shouldn’t deter you from playing it!
Ultimately you should be comfortable doing either one. Plenty of people rotate between the two, depending on the type of music they’re playing. We encourage both forms and will be happy to teach you the method that you’re most comfortable with.
