Learn double bass online with our online double bass teachers
Online double bass lessons are happening more than ever due to COVID. But the great secret is not so much that people are using this technology at an increasing rate to learn double bass online. The secret is that this format has a lot of benefits for teaching music lessons. Beethoven at home has hundreds of professionals waiting to help you whether you need beginner lessons, advanced double bass lessons or you just want to learn to play your favorite popular songs or video game music. We offer nearly every instrument lessons including piano, voice, violin, wind instruments and percussion. Live online lessons are up to 5 times more productive than merely watching videos and attempting to learn independently. If you can already play by ear a little bit then working with a trained teacher will bring that talent into better focus for you.
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"Leanna offers lessons both online and at her studio. Her extensive musical education spans prestigious institutions, including the University of British Columbia, The Juilliard School, and the University of Southern California. She is fluent in English and offers tailored lessons aimed at both RCM and university auditions. Known for her nurturing teaching style, Leanna emphasizes the joy and communal spirit of music-making. Book an interview now for lessons that promise to enrich and inspire."
Online Lessons: YES
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"James, a versatile music instructor specializing in double bass and electric bass, prioritizes making music lessons enjoyable and engaging. With a Bachelor of Arts in Music and extensive experience in rock, jazz, and classical genres, he fosters a love for music while igniting students' passion for learning. James believes that music should always be a source of joy, and he aims to instill that sentiment in his students through fun and interactive lessons."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Danny is a multi-talented music teacher from Coquitlam, offering lessons in a wide range of instruments including piano, guitar, drums, and voice, both online and in his studio. Fluent in English and Spanish, Danny emphasizes the joy and emotional connection of music alongside technical skill development. His background includes significant musical education and awards, highlighting his commitment to fostering musical growth. Explore the world of music with Danny's diverse expertise and passionate teaching approach."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
Teacher's Studio: YES (14 KM) map
"Yiu Long (Austin) offers lessons in double bass, electric bass, and ukulele for all ages, from toddlers to adults. With a teaching studio in Port Moody, Austin also provides online and in-home lessons. He holds a Master's degree in Music Education from San Jose State University and a degree in electric bass from Los Angeles College of Music, where he graduated as Valedictorian. Fluent in English and Cantonese, Austin's teaching emphasizes technique, knowledge, and musicality. "
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Student's Home: NO
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"Kyle, a bass instructor, emphasizes understanding the bassist's role and developing solid basslines. With a Bachelor of Applied Music in Jazz and Contemporary Performance, he offers personalized lessons in electric and double bass. Kyle's approach blends patience, adaptability, and exploration across music genres, nurturing well-rounded musicians. His teaching philosophy centers on guiding students to reach their goals while fostering a love for music."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Emilio, a versatile musician with expertise in electric bass, double bass, composition, and music theory, believes that music fosters creativity and cognitive thinking. With a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies from Capilano University and a wealth of experience in both jazz and classical styles, Emilio offers structured yet open-minded lessons tailored to each student's needs. Book an interview with Emilio now to experience a fulfilling musical journey."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Matthew, a versatile musician with a BFA in Music from Concordia University in Montréal, brings a unique approach to teaching that emphasizes music as a tool for creative expression. With expertise in various instruments including bass clarinet, clarinet, guitar, and percussion, Matthew's teaching philosophy focuses on connecting music to life experiences and fostering emotional, social, physical, and cognitive development in students of all ages. Whether online or in-person, Matthew is committed to sharing his love of music and helping students unleash their creativity."
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Student's Home: NO
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"Eric, a seasoned music instructor with a diverse background in jazz and pop music, offers personalized lessons tailored to each student's goals. With a degree in jazz performance and extensive experience playing bass professionally, including on cruise ships for nearly two decades, Eric emphasizes versatility and adaptability in his teaching approach. From learning popular songs to preparing for auditions, Eric's teaching philosophy revolves around making music a source of joy for his students."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Dr. Keith, with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from McGill University and a Master of Music from the University of Toronto. With proficiency in a variety of instruments including Baritone-Euphonium, French Horn, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Electric Bass, Piano, and Double Bass, as well as expertise in Jazz Improvisation and Advanced Music Theory, Dr. Keith empowers his students to set and achieve their own musical goals. As a recognized adjudicator for brass and band competitions and a seasoned studio musician, composer, and arranger, he brings a wealth of real-world experience to his teaching. Fluent in English and French, Dr. Keith provides both in-home and online lessons. Book an interview with Dr. Keith today."
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Student's Home: NO
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"Adrian, a versatile musician and teacher, offers online and in-home lessons in classical guitar, double bass, electric bass, and more through Beethoven At Home. With a passion for nurturing the next generation of musicians and providing them with a warm welcome into the musical community, Adrian guides students on their path to musical fulfillment. His diverse musical background and professional experience ensure a rich and rewarding learning experience for students of all levels. "
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"Roey offers online music lessons in composition, double bass, electric bass, electric guitar, guitar, singer-songwriter, and ukulele. With a solid background in music theory, performance, and classical and jazz harmony, Roey brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his teaching. His approach focuses on fostering students' enjoyment and love of music, while also building their skills and confidence. Roey believes that music education can bring joy, happiness, and numerous benefits, including keeping the brain sharp and boosting self-confidence. With positive reinforcement and a commitment to minimizing pressure and anxiety, Roey creates a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students can thrive. Book an interview now."
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"Mattaus is a versatile music teacher available for online and in-home lessons, specializing in double bass, electric bass, flute, piano, recorder, saxophone, and ukulele for students of all ages. Holding a BMus in performance from the University of Toronto, Mattaus brings over 5 years of performance experience and a deep understanding of jazz improvisation to his teaching. Whether you're exploring music for the first time or advancing your skills, Mattaus offers a nurturing environment focused on technique, improvisation, and the joy of music making."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
Teacher's Studio: NO
"Chris specializes in double bass, electric bass, electric guitar, guitar, and ukulele, offering online lessons to students of all levels. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts from York University, focusing on jazz performance and improvisation, Chris brings a wealth of musical knowledge and experience to his teaching. Chris's teaching philosophy centers on the belief that music is for everyone and should be enjoyed, emphasizing fun and enjoyment in the learning process. Fluent in English, he provides a strong foundation in fundamentals and music theory, empowering students to explore their musical interests and abilities. Book an interview now."
Online Lessons: YES
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"Henry offers lessons in piano, double bass, ear training, harmony, music history, music theory, and solfege. With a Bachelor of Music (Honours) from Wilfrid Laurier University and ongoing studies for a Master in Music Performance at the University of Manitoba. He received prestigious awards like the Dr. Bonnie Buhler Graduate Scholarships in Music and excelled as a choral singer, orchestral bass player, and accompanist. Henry's teaching philosophy emphasizes tailored instruction, encouraging students to perform and share their love for music. Whether in-home, at his studio, or online, Henry ensures a fulfilling learning journey. Book an interview now!"
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
Teacher's Studio: NO
"Christopher is an accomplished musician providing top-notch double bass and electric bass lessons to students of all ages, including in-home, in-studio, or online options to suit every need. Holding a Bachelor of Music with Honours in Classical Double Bass Performance from the Manhattan School of Music. His notable instructors include Jeremy McCoy, the Assistant Principal Bass of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. Christopher's teaching style is deeply personalized, focusing on helping students achieve their musical aspirations while ensuring lessons are enjoyable and engaging. Fluent in English, he offers lessons in double bass, electric bass, ear training, jazz improvisation, music appreciation, music history, and music theory from beginner to intermediate levels. Christopher's accolades include multiple prestigious awards such as the Homer Mensch Award and the Josephine C. Whitford Award. Book an interview with Christopher now for a profound musical education experience."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Steven, a dedicated music educator with a Bachelor of Music from Humber College, emphasizes the importance of fostering a love for music while developing essential skills like discipline and technique. His teaching philosophy centers on inspiring students to explore diverse musical genres and cultivate a strong work ethic that extends beyond music into all aspects of their lives. With accolades such as the Dave Stillwell Arranging Award and Yamaha Canada Music Scholarship, Steven brings a wealth of expertise to his lessons, empowering students to excel in their musical journey."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
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"Nawfel offers online and studio lessons in cello, double bass, guitar, piano, viola, and violin, along with dictation, ear training, and RCM preparation. With a Bachelor of Music in Performance from the University of Ottawa, Nawfel's teaching philosophy centers on the value of music in enriching lives and connecting people. Fluent in English and French, he provides a supportive learning environment for students of all ages. Nawfel's extensive performance experience includes concerts with renowned orchestras, enhancing his teaching with practical insights. Book an interview now for engaging music lessons that foster growth and passion."
Online Lessons: YES
Student's Home: NO
Teacher's Studio: NO
"Jonah is a versatile BAH teacher based in Montreal, offering lessons in double bass and electric bass. He caters to students from age 4 to adults, providing instruction in English and French. With a Bachelor's degree in Jazz Studies from Concordia University, Jonah has a comprehensive background in jazz, classical, rock, and pop styles, as well as music theory and ear training. He teaches online, in his studio, and in students' homes. Jonah also offers lessons in composition, dictation, ear training, harmony, jazz improvisation, music appreciation, music history, and solfege."
What benefits do online double bass lessons offer?
Choice of teacher: Online double bass lessons offer more flexibility in choice of teacher. Where before we would be limited by what teachers where in our neighbourhood or city, we can now explore music teachers from all over the country and the world.
There are also certain cognitive benefits to music learning online. The format forces a sort of concentration and listening that is hard to beat. Actually students and parents roften report increased attention span and retention of what has been learned.
You might have had a negative experience with online learning in groups. This is understandable. Online sessions with 30 some odd learners are less than ideal. However in the case of individual instruction the negatives are minimal and the positives are measurable.
What is the best method or software for online lessons?
Online double bass lessons, often referred to as zoom double bass lessons, are best managed on the Zoom conferencing service. Zoom is a software you download to your computer that uses your internet browser to hold a video call. There is no free trial it is simply free. There are paid plans but they are not needed for teacher or student unless you want to have group sessions longer than 40 minutes.
There are other platforms available like skype or facetime but they do not have the correct audio fidelity to do a good job of a music lesson. They may in fact work just fine for certain instruments but the reality is that the echo-cancellation of the software can turn a trumpet for example into an electric guitar. The advanced settings of the audio menu in Zoom will show you the best way to set up a zoom call for a music lesson.
It's very important to make sure you have a good trial run from the outset. Your goal is to learn to play in your lessons not to be learning how to set up the machine. Here's an easy tutorial. (zoom music lesson set up presentation)
Music teachers will appreciate the waiting room like functionality of the Zoom application. Students arrive and are put in a virtual waiting room just like in a real office. As a teacher you can even pop in to your virtual waiting room and send a message to a waiting student that you'll be another five minutes.
A special note about beginner lessons for children. If your child is younger your participation will be more important than ever. This is not new, young children with parents that are involved in their learning to play are more successful always. This experience can be very enriching to a parent child relationship and sometimes the parent winds up becoming a student and a teacher all at once.
What kind of equipment do I need?
The majority of students will be fine with a laptop or a tablet and a nice pair of headphones to start their online learning. Smartphones are a possibility but the small size of screen is less than ideal. Phones can be useful as a second camera to show certain different angles of for example double bass fingering or hand position.
Music teachers can invest in better and/or additional cameras or microphones but there's no reason we can't start with the basics.If you really want the very best rig possible here are my recommendations. Again this is not at all necessary and perhaps a good investment for the busy online teacher or the student that just loves gear:
- You want perhaps a better camera or a second camera and a stereo mic. Here is a link to a 4k camera with a built in stereo mic that will give you very professional result in your video lessons. The manufacturer is also called Zoom but there is no connection between the 2 companies.
- You also might want a workable tablet and writing surface. I recommend an iPad pro or the regular version with an Apple pencil stylus and the app goodnotes. This is helpful for drawing and writing on staff paper or sheet music while teaching music theory or marking up a score. The ability to read music and draw is a great advantage to be able to have.
- You will need a great set of headphones to use the best features in the Zoom software. They should be slim enough to allow you to play or sing without distraction.
Simply select a teacher from Beethoven at Home and Book an interview. Your teacher will contact you shortly to begin your lessons.
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