Actually, that would be kind of cool, wouldn't it? Glad you asked! Because, you know a bass can fit into so many different types of music, and childrens music is all too often overlooked. But how would you get them involved if you didn't practice music that was on their level? Now, the question is, my friend, do you want the bass tab to follow the song melody, or be strictly a backup piece? Or perhaps both? Because i might take a look into this and attempt to figure it out!
Actually, that would be kind of cool, wouldn't it? Glad you asked! Because, you know a bass can fit into so many different types of music, and childrens music is all too often overlooked. But how would you get them involved if you didn't practice music that was on their level? Now, the question is, my friend, do you want the bass tab to follow the song melody, or be strictly a backup piece? Or perhaps both? Because i might take a look into this and attempt to figure it out!
I was recently trained as a guitar teacher by a great organization called Little Kids Rock. Their theory is to introduce kids to music via today's music, i.e. rock and pop, not old-fashioned kids songs.
In the past I have taught kids to play songs like 3 Blind Mice because they were easy but that was boring. LKR gave its teachers lists of 1, 2 and 3 chord rock songs and the kids learn much faster and with more enthusiasm.
I guess that “Teapot” is a classic but I'd rather teach kids the tune to Born in the USA and the like. IMHO.
i was recently trained as a guitar teacher by a great organization called Little Kids Rock. Their theory is to introduce kids to music via today's music, i.e. rock and pop, not old-fashioned kids songs.
In the past I have taught kids to play songs like 3 Blind Mice because they were easy but that was boring. LKR gave its teachers lists of 1, 2 and 3 chord rock songs and the kids learn much faster and with more enthusiasm.
I guess that "Teapot" is a classic but I'd rather teach kids the tune to Born in the USA and the like. IMHO.
Its not to teach kid, its for a skit I'm doing. We made our own lyrics to the song and I was asked to play bass to it.
This sounds right to me, but it could be in a different key. If I'm right, it's basically A, D, and E…
I just did root notes to the syllables, but you can always embellish.
Played exclusively on the ‘A’ string:
000000 I'm a little teapot 550 short and stout 77700 here is my handle 7770 here is my spout 000000 when I get all steamed up 550 hear me shout 77777 tip me over and 000 pour me out
