Bass guitar teachers throughout the UK

Bass Guitar Lessons

Do you want to learn bass guitar? Thinking of taking bass guitar lessons? With MusicTeachers.co.uk, you can learn to play like awesome bassists Flea and Victor Wooten with bass guitar lessons from a high-quality professional music teacher. Get in touch with one of our great bass guitar teachers and you could start seeing rapid progress today! It doesn’t matter if you’ve just picked up the instrument for the first time or already have playing experience, we can match you with a teacher who can give bass guitar lessons tailored to you! Get in touch today for 50% off the first of your bass guitar lessons!

Flexible Solutions at MusicTeachers.co.uk!

At MusicTeachers.co.uk we understand that life can get crazy. That's why our range of amazing teachers offer the option to give bass guitar lessons at your own house! Speak to one of our great bass guitar teachers today to organise bass guitar lessons at a time and place that works around your busy schedule. Try the first of your bass guitar lessons for half price!

Do I Need My Own Bass for Bass Guitar Lessons?

It's always a good idea to have your own bass guitar and amp so you can get practising between lessons. Your new bass guitar teacher will be able to advise you on what bass guitar to buy, and the best way to make sure bass guitar is the instrument for you and your bass guitar lessons! Have a read below of what our MusicTeachers.co.uk team has to say about taking bass guitar lessons, and for more information click here.

Professional Trusted Teachers for Your Bass Guitar Lessons

At MusicTeachers.co.uk, we are committed to bringing regulation into private music tuition. All of our teachers have been through a recruitment process to ensure the quality of musicianship as well as teaching ability. Additionally, all of our bass guitar teachers must hold the Enhanced DBS Certificate before they can teach with us, building a community of trust between students, teachers, and parents. You can rest easy knowing that your bass guitar lessons are as safe as they can be!

Where Do You Want to Take Bass Guitar Lessons?

MusicTeachers.co.uk has great bass guitar teachers all over the country. Our team is constantly expanding and we are very proud of our professional tutors. Take a look here at tutors in some of the bigger cities:

1. Bass Guitar Lessons in Leeds

2. Bass Guitar Lessons in Manchester

3. Bass Guitar Lessons in Bristol

4. Bass Guitar Lessons in London

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FAQ

• How Do I Get Started?
  Simply choose your favourite teacher and send them a direct message by pressing the blue button on the right hand side of their profile! Then you and your teacher can chat to arrange the date, time and location for your first lesson.

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• How Do I Pay?
  Once you have agreed on the details of your first lesson, your teacher will create a booking on the site. Payment can then be made via the platform. This is as simple as buying anything else online. You have the option of buying one lesson or buying a flexible block of lessons where you can receive up to 10% off.

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• Why Do Prices Vary?
  At MusicTeachers.co.uk we let our teachers set their prices depending on their own experience, demand and location. With our advice, teachers choose an appropriate price from 8 set prices. A lower price is not necessarily a sign of a lower quality teacher.

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• Lesson Types
  MusicTeachers.co.uk only currently offers 1:1 lessons , but keep an eye on the website as we are planning to expand to group, and online lessons.

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• Can I Borrow an Instrument?
  We do not offer an instrument rental service. However, our teachers can often advise you on this - so don’t hesitate to ask your teacher for help finding the right rental service.

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• Lessons for All Levels
  Our teachers offer lessons at all levels - from beginners to advanced players. If you have specific requests such as GCSE/ A-Level tutoring, or preparation for a University audition, let us know and we can help you find the right teacher!

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• Lessons for Children
  All of our teachers are high-quality professionals, holding either a music degree or years of relevant experience. In addition, we require that all of our teachers hold the Enhanced DBS certificate. So we can promise that your child’s lesson with one of our teachers will be high quality and safe.
  If you have any questions about age and teaching approaches, you can contact the teacher directly or get in touch with our office team about finding the right teacher for your child.

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• Lessons for Mature Students
  Are you looking to rekindle your old love of music after a long hiatus? Or looking to finally start something you’ve wanted to do your whole life? Our teachers are well equipped with stimulating lesson content for mature students as well as children, and will do all they can to make you feel comfortable and to personalise the experience for you!

Buying Your First Bass for Bass Guitar Lessons?

When you’re buying your first bass guitar for bass guitar lessons, there are a couple of things that you need to know. Firstly there’s getting the right size instrument! Bass guitars come in a few different sizes: for the younger beginner bassist, we would recommend getting a ½ size or ¾ sized Bass guitar. Either will be fine to get you started, so pick the size that feels most comfortable for you. For those picking up the instrument at a later stage, you should buy a full- size bass. Most basses that you see in a music shop will be a full-size so they are easy to spot. Ask about this in your bass guitar lessons.

There are two common types of bass guitars - acoustic and electric. It is most likely that you will play the electric bass, therefore you will also need an amplifier. It's worth going to your local music shop and seeing if they have a beginner pack which includes a bass guitar, amplifier, plectrums, and a jack lead (which connects the instrument to the amp.)

For an all-inclusive beginner kit, you will be looking at a price between £120- £200. For just a beginner bass guitar on its own, you should look in the region of £100-£200 although there are some options for under £100. Finally, for just the bass amp on its own, you’ll be looking in the region of £150- £300.

Different Types of Electric Bass

Presuming that you have decided to take bass guitar lessons with an electric bass, it is likely that you will come across the terms 'Precision Bass' and 'Jazz Bass'. These are the two most well-known types of bass guitar produced by Fender. However, other companies also produce instruments based on these designs, sometimes calling them P style, or J body - so it is good to know the differences between the two.

Precision Bass

The precision bass has a similar body style to the Fender Stratocaster guitar. This bass has been very popular with rock, pop, punk and indie players. Famous players include Sting, Pino Palladino, Nate Mendel, and Mark Hoppus.

Jazz Bass

The jazz bass has what we call an 'offset body'. This is more similar to the Fender Jazzmaster or Jaguar guitar. The shape was primarily designed for jazz players who performed sitting down. So it is worth trying this style of bass standing up, to check that it feels comfortable to you. It's also worth mentioning that the neck will feel a lot slimmer than the P bass.

Other Designs

Of course, these are not the only two styles of bass that you can pick up. However, they are the most common and have been super influential on other bass designs. Other designs include a Sting-Ray from Ernie Ball, as well as bass designs based on famous guitars, including the SG Bass by Epiphone, and the Jazzmaster Bass, also by Fender.

Get in Touch

At MusicTeachers.co.uk, we are always there to help connect students with their perfect tutor. If you have any questions about bass guitar lessons, call us on 07946 125613 or get in touch by e-mail [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!

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