Latin rhythm book.

[6stringbassist]

Anyone know of any books with latin tunes transcribed in standard notation, NOT tab.

I want to practice my reading of latin tunes for some upcoming gigs.

Thanks

[tinyd]

The Latin Bass Book fits the bill nicely - it has plenty of 'tutorial' basslines plus some transcriptions of lines that have appeared on various records, all in standard notation:-

[url="http://www.shermusic.com/latinbassbook.htm"]http://www.shermusic.com/latinbassbook.htm[/url]

[Faithless]

+100 for that book, I'm working on it slowly..

Loads of reading stuff, very informative and clear..


I doubt if you would find anything better than that...


easy
faith

[Beneath It All]

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[sarin1]

hi there !! well I'm latin and i think a very good book for reading and practise some patterns is "The Latin Bass Book" by Oscar Stagnaro. Hi es teacher in Berklee music school.

if some body has any doubt about latin music just let me know .. I can help you guys !!!

SARIN!!