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Tatiana Riabinkina
New Zealand
Registrace 18. 04. 2010
Bass guitar is an underestimated instrument. It can play both solo and accompaniment, and I do it here! Nobody has to play only accompaniment all their lives!
Because I really want to encourage people to live their lives as solo pieces.
#khankann
#kannbass
Because I really want to encourage people to live their lives as solo pieces.
#khankann
#kannbass
Hysteria by Muse / Bass Guitar cover with tabs and comments
This is the famous song Hysteria by Muse. I made a Bass Guitar cover with the tabs and comments about the structure, features, and the bass part in this song.
🔥🔥🔥 The package of SEVEN the most popular ROCK/POP HITS for bass players with music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-rock-and-pop-hits-for-the-bass
🔥🔥🔥 The package of seven JAZZ HITS for bass players with SOLOS and BASS lINES including music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-jazz-hits-for-a-bass-player-to-learn
If you want the tabs for this song, feel free to DM me on IG or FB about it.
tatianariabinkina.com/
F A C E B O O K ➜ kannbass
I N S T A G R A M ➜ kannbass
V K O N T A K T E ➜ kannbass
#playbass #bassguitar #bass
🔥🔥🔥 The package of SEVEN the most popular ROCK/POP HITS for bass players with music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-rock-and-pop-hits-for-the-bass
🔥🔥🔥 The package of seven JAZZ HITS for bass players with SOLOS and BASS lINES including music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-jazz-hits-for-a-bass-player-to-learn
If you want the tabs for this song, feel free to DM me on IG or FB about it.
tatianariabinkina.com/
F A C E B O O K ➜ kannbass
I N S T A G R A M ➜ kannbass
V K O N T A K T E ➜ kannbass
#playbass #bassguitar #bass
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On YouTube with an accent - How to survive and keep going
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This is the first video I decided to make about how that is to be a CZcams creator with an accent. If you have an accent and post content online, you might need to know how to survive and keep going. 🔥🔥🔥 The package of SEVEN the most popular ROCK/POP HITS for bass players with music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-rock-and-pop-hits-for-the-bass 🔥🔥🔥 The package o...
Sweet Child O' Mine by Guns N' Roses / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
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This is the famous song "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns N' Roses. I played the bass guitar part and added the tabs and comments about the chord structure and the bass part in this song. 🔥🔥🔥 The package of SEVEN the most popular ROCK/POP HITS for bass players with music sheets, tabs, and mp3 is here: tatianabassist.ck.page/products/7-rock-and-pop-hits-for-the-bass The notation and tabs for "Sweet ...
Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
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Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
How to learn Billie Jean by Michael Jackson on the Bass Guitar / step by step tutorial
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How to learn Billie Jean by Michael Jackson on the Bass Guitar / step by step tutorial
Blue Bossa by Kenny Dorham / Bass Guitar solo with tabs and comments
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Blue Bossa by Kenny Dorham / Bass Guitar solo with tabs and comments
Feel Good by Gorillaz / the Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
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Feel Good by Gorillaz / the Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
Groovy Play And a Metronome Practice for Bass Players
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Groovy Play And a Metronome Practice for Bass Players
Footprints by Wayne Shorter / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
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Footprints by Wayne Shorter / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
The House Of The Rising Sun / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
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The House Of The Rising Sun / Bass Guitar part with tabs and comments
Stella by Starlight - a Jazz Standard for the Bass Guitar solo // with tabs and comments
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Stella by Starlight - a Jazz Standard for the Bass Guitar solo // with tabs and comments
Hand Positions on the Bass Guitar (tutorial): right hand
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Hand Positions on the Bass Guitar (tutorial): right hand
Summertime - the Jazz Standard by Gershwin / for Bass Guitar solo with tabs
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Summertime - the Jazz Standard by Gershwin / for Bass Guitar solo with tabs
Hand Position on the Bass Guitar: left hand
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Hand Position on the Bass Guitar: left hand
Muting the strings - how to play the Bass Guitar
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Muting the strings - how to play the Bass Guitar
Take The A Train by Billy Strayhorn / the Bass Guitar solo with tabs
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Take The A Train by Billy Strayhorn / the Bass Guitar solo with tabs
Tuning the Bass Guitar with Natural Harmonics
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Tuning the Bass Guitar with Natural Harmonics
Tuning the Bass Guitar with a Clip Tuner
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Tuning the Bass Guitar with a Clip Tuner
So What by Miles Davis / for the Bass Guitar solo with tabs
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So What by Miles Davis / for the Bass Guitar solo with tabs
Strap locks for the Bass Guitar and how to install them
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Strap locks for the Bass Guitar and how to install them
All Blues by Miles Davis / for two Bass Guitars with tabs
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All Blues by Miles Davis / for two Bass Guitars with tabs
Superstition by Stevie Wonder / the Bass Guitar part with tabs
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Superstition by Stevie Wonder / the Bass Guitar part with tabs
Blue Monk / Jazz Standard for two Bass Guitars with tabs
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Blue Monk / Jazz Standard for two Bass Guitars with tabs
wow.....
@@waldififil423 thanks ☺️☀️
Awesome bass playing. Like you I incorporate barre fingering on the fretting hand. You might have forgotten by now but I explained some months ago that fast fingers give me problems partly due to the difference in length of my middle finger and forefinger. I can move my fingers at that speed but can't get the energy into the strings. Sadly no tutorial on line has ever offered advice about the trajectory your fingers need to move through and what quadrant of the string to make contact on.I guess I will have to see someone in person to see how it's done.
@@graemerobertson5160 thank you! Yes, I remember you told me about it! I think I’ll film a short video this week about the right hand, but I’m afraid it might not be exactly what you need. I’m not sure what you meant by the quadrant of the string.
That was awesome! Thanks for this lesson
@@lornefenna9824 you are welcome! Thank you for watching! ❤️
Thanks for this one !
@@slawekiwanek402 you are always welcome! Thank you too!
Tatiana Wolstenholme! I love this song. A true 16th note workout, with tasty 1/8th notes sprinkled in. And what's that? A 1/4 note or two? Well played!
@@TheMaartian thank you! In this part, there are only two 1/4 notes for glissandos (slides)! Not many and not enough for a little rest! 😅
Das ist so cool🎸❤
@@user-pv7gz2uf8x I’m happy you like it! ❤️
Great playthrough and breakdown. Many thanks.
@@peterbarratt2415 thank you for watching and your support! ☺️
You literally speak what I've been thinking recently, and then CZcams read my mind and recommended me your video: accent is something to be proud of, a badge of honour, a battle scar marking you as a conqueror of languages! It should be embraced and cherished! It tells your history - who you are, where you came from and what you did to get to where you are now. Moreover, it's actually a boon to the language: it's another new sound in its existing tapestry of sounds. And since language is made of sounds you can think of it like a musician would - as your instrument - and of your accent - as your own experimental technique. Due to the way we learn, foreign accents vary a lot, more than local native accents, so that's even more richness! Yes, learning the native accent is very difficult, but so is learning a foreign accent for the natives, as evidenced by all the terrible/funny "fake Hollywood accents". That shows how unique of a sound it is! Unless your accent makes you hard to understand, you can think of pronounciation mistakes not as "mistakes" but as a "feature". In fact, some pronounciation mistakes actually make you more legible than not! Being Polish, I actually envy English speakers for how common it is for them to encounter foreign people speaking their mother tongue. Whenever I encounter a foreigner speaking Polish (which, in fact, happened only on CZcams lol except for single words), I'm like "omg so awesome you're the best!" and I'm so curious as to how they pronounce things. Again, it's like music! I think it's wrong to encourage people to lose their accents and totally blend in with the natives. It's taking away what's unique about them! It's like telling people to not be themselves. It feels almost like envy, like bringing others in line. In fact, because of that, I was even wondering if I should be speaking with an even thicker accent and correct myself less!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! Yes, people who learn Slavic languages as their second ones are the rare birds, and it’s awesome to meet them! I’m glad that you think your way, and you can say about it so beautifully and convincingly!
Good luck to you! Don't worry, keep being who you are.
@@LaurenBerns thank you Lauren! ☺️
Love from Scotland
@@markligget341 thank you Mark! ❤️
У Вас русский акцент?. Я тоже играю на басу 😊
@@user-gf5ov2dg2f да) добро пожаловать на мой канал! Я надеюсь, найдётся здесь что-то, что Вам покажется интересным! ☺️
don't mind the bullies .. good practice for staying calm and relaxed 🙂 regarding accents, yours and in in general: I personally try to eliminate as much of my german accent as possible, regardless of wether i speak english, spanish or the little russian I remember, because thats my idea of speaking a language well (enough). However, i get your point, if you make it part of your identity, i your accent is your way of stating "thats who I am, thats where i come from, thats my history" .. yeah sure. feel free to talk as you wish, to me it sounds cute What I don't like so much is when the accent is so "heavy" that intelligibility suffers, I'm thinking for example of a large South Asian country, the English taught in schools and universities there is so far from "normal" English that its often hard to comprehend. but thats not the case with you :-)
@@pfote65 I do agree! If it’s for communication, we absolutely need to be able to understand each other!
Beautiful! Thank you, would love to hear about your previous professions, but maybe in the context of being a musician, composer and music teacher. I’m so glad you bring your accent (and culture) to the rest of us. Subbed! 🤩🙌
Thank you indeed! I will probably plan to make a video about it. I like the point of view on it that you suggested!
I'm a native English speaker but this is encouraging to me in my pursuits to learn new languages, since it can indeed feel embarrassing to practice. It's great to see others who have gone through the process of learning another language and are not afraid to use language for what it's for - communication! Good for you! I also love hearing from people from different cultures, and hearing them speak with an accent reminds me that even people in different countries as me can have so much in common with me because we are all human no matter where we were born. Just by being you and sharing what you do, you are showing people that there is more to a country than its politics. Countries are filled with people, and most people are just people, not political representatives! (It's silly that this needs to be said these days, but alas). I also think it's really great that you're able to recognize that bullies are fueled by their own internal problems and it reflects entirely on them and not at all on you. That's such an important life skill and one that I'm personally always hoping to share with people since it can help with confidence so much. I'm still trying to train myself daily not to internalize others' opinions, but to think more about what their words say about them.
@@hedge931 thank you so much for your comment! That is a hard skill to learn because we are all social creatures and we depend on the other’s opinions. However, I believe that we can overcome that dependence at least in some sides of our lives. I’m happy that this video is encouraging! ☺️☀️
Amazing! And It's definitely good to keep that in mind. I hope you have fun with it!
@@_GC_2006 I do! Thank you! Do you play the DB?
@@khankann Nope lol. Right now I play Guitar but I LOVE the Bass and definitely plan to play it one day. Your videos help to educate me on them so thank you. I recently found your channel and have loved it ever since!
@@_GC_2006 yay, I’m glad to hear this! Thank you too! ☺️
Thanks for this video. I’m from Brazil and I’m a singer. I sing in portuguese, but I live my online life mostly in english. Idk, its weird, if I make music in english, more ppl around the world can understand me, but less people around can. I wanna make youtube videos where I speak about certain subjects too, but Im never sure if they should be in english or portuguese. Anyways, I’m still not sure wich way to go, but at least your video reminds me to be brave and that I can speak in english too if I want to. I am pretty fluent in english but my accent is super noticeable, and that does make me scared to speak english online
@@VNDROID I’d be happy to watch your videos whatever you decide! Thank you for sharing!
Are you familiar with the CZcams channel of Dr Geoff Linsey? He talks at length about English pronunciation and it helped me a lot become comfortable talking with my accent on CZcams. I still have my accent of course, but I now know how to speak clearly and which consonants/vowels to stress and which ones are weakened. It’s very enlightening and helpful.
@@TimwiTerby thank you very much! I’ll check it out! 👍
.. with a _russian_ accent .. good luck!
@@notsonominal thank you! Yep, with it.
As always you are right on point. I greatly appreciate your vulnerability ability to share and shine light upon goodness and beauty of life. A little song verse for you speaking how it is such a kind supportive thing to be in high vibration AKA copacetic. "Light is strong and man can be weak. And the world walks in between. So rise above on the wings of Love. See and let yourself be seen See and let yourself be seen"
What the magical words! They almost put me in a kind of a trance. There is something special in them! Thank you so much!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@humzatebai ❤️☺️
@@khankann 🙌🏼🤘🏼👏
😂😂😂😂😂 well your friend has definitely a great sense of humor
Oh, he's fantastic! :))
@@khankann 🤣 I’d use the kitten example, you push ? You kill the kitten, don’t push 🤣
@@humzatebai 😂 poor thing!
What I like about your explanations is that you find the shortest and most elegant way to deliver the info! Also you don’t overwhelm people with extra advice rather than showing them the goal straight ahead. Fantastic!
I've never thought about it! Thank you, your comments help me reflect on what I do! :)
@@khankann I think you’re a great pedagogical person 🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@khankann again a great pedagogue, I find your explanations very simple and just deliver the complicated info effortlessly. 🙌🏼
This is hands down one the most elegant explanations for a walking bass pattern! I love your videos, you should definitely write your method.
@@humzatebai thank you! I’m not sure actually if I can! It looks like a big job, and my marketing skills are not so advanced to rely on a certain profit… 😬 however, maybe… one day.
@@khankann you’re a great pedagogue and you got it clearly. You should collect all these and give it a try 😁 great content though
The amount of textures and sounds you can extract from that double bass is insane. It sounds like a palm muted hamster when played with the pick 😅but I never thought about applying a pick to a double bass , this is fun.
@@humzatebai yeah, it’s fun! I recently explored sone extended techniques on the double bass, and it’s pity that many of them don’t work on an electric one. I think I’ll post some working ones soon)
@@khankann don’t forget to try effects on them, either VSt from the computer after you record or pedals and stuff like that when you’re playing, it will give extremely satisfying results. Go go 🤘🏼
I found this topic interesting as I watch you because I find your content very useful and interesting as a new bass player, your accent and background would not change that for me!! Keep up the great work.
@@colinlowther259 thank you! I appreciate your comment!
Wow my dear such a classy choice ❤
@@liviajod7157 people recommended that I do this one)
I have small hands. I simply slide very fast. That’s all I can do. As long as it works ❤. You are lovely thanks for sharing
@@liviajod7157 you know, these days even the small kids play the bass well. Check Ellen Alaverdyan! Maybe a short scale bass and a good hand position can help. However, you might not need to fix anything! ☺️
rrosyjski to piękny język...jak wszystkie słowiańskie zresztą.....pozdrawiam i wsłuchuję się z podziwem w Twój piękny melodyjny angielski mimo że nie umiem angielskiego ....pozdrawiam i tak trzymaj...
Bardzo dziękuję! Jak jednak zrozumieć treść filmów, jeśli nie znasz angielskiego? Czy automatyczne napisy pomagają?
@@khankann ubolewam nad moim brakiem...ale TAB zadawalają a sporo poprostu słucham jak grasz i podglądamzabawa dla mnie wspaniała....bas mam drugi rok i nie znudził mi się w czym jest też Twoja zasługa...zapewne sporo tracę... no cóż pozdrawiam🙂
Hi Tataniania, you are worrying too much. I am English with a Yorkshire accent. There are plenty of people in the UK who i would find more difficult to understand than you. In any case your Russian accent has its own charm. Your spoken English is clear, so dont fret ! Except when you're playing open strings, obviously!
@@peterbarratt2415 it shows what a nice person you are! Thank you Peter! I chose not to worry about my accent. However, it took time to accept, and I think that there are many people like me.
Even in the U.S., there are many different accents of English. Boston. Deep South. Midwest. California. Even in New York City, you have different accents from the different boroughs. There are the Bronx accent, Brooklyn accent, Queens accent, Long Island accent, North Jersey accent, etc. There are even spoken English language schools to help you get rid of your local NYC accent to help you sound "better" in business and entertainment. And I'm an American living in France. No matter how good my French gets, I will never be mistaken for a French person. The only part that bothers me is when someone notices and switches to English. That doesn't help me learn French! But I smile and take it as a compliment. It's not really about the accent. Haters will always be haters. What is really important is that the listener understands you. I understand you perfectly. Two thumbs up!
@@TheMaartian thank you! I often can’t hear and recognise the different English accents, however, I had a chance to observe how different pronunciation was in Chicago and New Zealand. Then I realised that kiwi accent really existed!
Most of us native English speakers talk in a monotone. Hearing a non-native English speaker such as yourself is a delight, there is often a musical lilt in your pronunciation, that is lovely to the ear.
@@permculture thank you! I didn’t even think about the pitch of speaking, and it’s so interesting!
I disagree with your assessment of native English speakers as a whole. I think British and Australian pronunciations are anything but monotone.
In my view bullying or online trolling is a sign of lack of intelligence, intolerance and inadequacy especially for just making comments about your accent. You don't need to change it ever as far as I am concerned. You have done a great job learning English and it is something you should be proud of. If you wanted to change it a bit you could I am sure but there is no need to. I like the way it sounds. I probably only know six Russian words, but you must know tens of thousands of English words. I don't judge all Russians by Putin and you demonstrate why others shouldn't either. I have found that accents are heavily determined by the position of your tongue and how much you open your mouth and how wide you open it. So it does take time to work on.Anyway to finish keep up the great work with your tuition videos and feel free to share your thoughts about other things, as it is always good to hear about different views and experiences.
@@graemerobertson5160 thank you very much Peter! ☀️ I’ve noticed that kiwi people (in New Zealand) often just slightly open their mouths when they speak. Especially in little places and farmers towns. Sometimes it’s absolutely impossible for me to understand what they say to each other. However, many people, especially from families who immigrated from the British North and Scotland, have surprisingly clear pronunciation, although I have heard some jokes about how Scottish people talk. Our world is colourful!
You seem like a lovely lady Tatiana. I hope you’re enjoying living in New Zealand (it looks like a wonderful place).
@@atypicalenglishbloke3487 thank you! New Zealand is fantastic even in winter like now! ☺️☀️
Thanks for all the great lessons!
@@timsaccount222222 thank you for watching! ❤️
That’s interesting, moving across different basses and adapting new techniques just because of the scale 🥲 some people never knew about it and thought they suck and abandoned the instruments they play.
@@humzatebai thank you) I wouldn’t say it’s an easy way 😅 often, I do understand those who abandon a new different instrument!
@@khankann it’s awesome though you can shift between these instruments 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼, I was mostly crying when I moved from a the violin’s scale to the bass … it was a mountain trip. Carry on the good work 😁
@@humzatebai from the violin! It’s a completely different universe! 😄❤️
@@khankann it’s like moving from a tiny house to the most vast mansion in the world, I love it 😁
Sounds good. Thanks for sharing. Thelonious Monk always makes my day better, even if it's absolutely horrible
@@RobertWadlow292 I love what you just said! ❤️ Thank you too!
sounds clean to me! is that a 5 string double bass?? wow!!!!!
@@wheatpuncher27 it is! I found out that the mechanics of hand movements is very different on it. Even some muscles need to be better trained!
Thank you, I've been playing quite awhile but advance slowly 🐌 because my my practice habits involve a lot around what I can do already
What I liked reading that book that the author explained the simple physiology behind our habits, so that we don't have to feel guilty about our inconsistency [anymore]! However, there are some really simple tricks how to help ourselves! :)
You sassy with it. Got Swag 🎉
I love it! :)
I love the little stories you tell along with your bass line transcriptions. This one was especially interesting! Браво!
Thank you! I'm glad you like them, and I appreciate your comments! :)
vielen dank fur gute informationen
Ich teile es gerne und bin froh, dass es nützlich sein kann! Danke für den Kommentar! :)
Нужны табы
@@petrerasov7013 я в то время их ещё не делала)
@@khankann пора бы уже
@@petrerasov7013 к свежим видосам я делаю! Этому уже несколько лет.
Wow Esta Super CHINGON !!! Tocas SUPER Bien !
@@registrocuevas4189 thank you for the comment)
Wow i love it❤
@@kristinflatelandlieng4453 cool! Thank you! ☺️
... such a beautiful woman!
thank you))
Who sees (or hears) the Jamerson lick?
you probably could be a bit more specific!
Hate the song but you played well.
Thank you! Why don't you like the song?
@@khankann The melody just doesn't attract me
Well that is something I never thought about! Don't forget, the sound of the bass is produced by metal vibrating in a magnetic field, but the sound of double bass is generated by the string directly vibrating the air around it. So they won't automatically sound the same.
Yes, but this is an electric one, it doesn’t have a massive body to vibrate! However, the pick technique isn’t good for it anyway!
Ok, now i need to rework my bass line to this. Thanks for including the tab!
You are welcome! However, don’t worry, your creative interpretation might be interesting and valuable! We don’t have to play it absolutely the same.
pozddrawiając dziękuję...super....🤩
Thank you very much! ☺️☀️