Double Bass Online Courses

Who are the online double bass courses for?

These online courses are designed for members or aspiring members of youth and children’s orchestras who need to progress quickly. They are also perfect for anyone looking for a general understanding of the instrument with clear and practical guidance. In addition, they are especially useful for parents who want to support their children’s learning at home and therefore need easy-to-follow materials. As a result, they also serve as a concrete teaching tool for educators who wish to guide students from beginner to intermediate-advanced levels.

What do the courses include?

Each course offers explanatory videos in English and Spanish with subtitles, making learning possible in both languages. You will also find progressive exercises in PDF format, musical pieces adapted to beginner and intermediate levels, piano accompaniments for pieces and scales (depending on the course), and finally, suggestions of methods and repertoire to keep practicing. In this way, you always have practical resources at hand and, in short, material designed to support every stage of your study.

How is step-by-step learning guaranteed?

The content is organized into progressive modules designed to help you move forward with confidence. Therefore, you are encouraged to practice each module in sequence before moving on to the next one. This ensures a solid foundation and, at the same time, constant and measurable progress.

Can I ask you questions during the online course?

Yes. At the end of each course you’ll receive a one-hour individual online lesson with me. In this session we’ll answer your questions, review your progress, and define your next steps. However, in order to schedule this meeting you must first complete the full course. That way, the class will be much more personalized and effective.

What do I need to take the course?

All you need is your own or a rented double bass with a bow (preferably German). In addition, you’ll need rosin for the bow, a metronome for rhythm and coordination exercises, and above all, the commitment to practice regularly.