Composition/Recording Projects
Publication Date
Summer 8-10-2021
Abstract
This body of work reviews the history of the electric bass, the variations of early extended-range electric bass guitars and their variations during the 1970s, and analyzes the works of three bass players which helped bring the instrument to prominence. Recordings of these pieces also accompanies the work.
Major Mentor
Roy Vogt
Second Mentor
Paulo Oliveira
Third Mentor
Bruce Dudley
Department
Music, School of
College
Music and Performing Arts, College of
Document Type
Thesis
Degree
Master of Music (MM)
Degree Level
Master's
Degree Grantor
Belmont University
1. Tropical Butterfly (Anthony Jackson).wav (33469 kB)
2. If It's Magic (Anthony Jackson).wav (41790 kB)
3. Thunder And Birdies (Jimmy Johnson).wav (52763 kB)
4. View From Seventh Heaven (Jimmy Johnson).wav (49249 kB)
5. Got A Match (John Patitucci).wav (58311 kB)
6. Searching, Finding (John Patitucci).wav (52238 kB)
2. If It's Magic (Anthony Jackson).wav (41790 kB)
3. Thunder And Birdies (Jimmy Johnson).wav (52763 kB)
4. View From Seventh Heaven (Jimmy Johnson).wav (49249 kB)
5. Got A Match (John Patitucci).wav (58311 kB)
6. Searching, Finding (John Patitucci).wav (52238 kB)
Recommended Citation
Ananich, Owen, "Pioneers of the Extended-Range Electric Bass" (2021). Composition/Recording Projects. 4.
https://repository.belmont.edu/music_comp/4
