Marcus Miller
the masterclass

01
DECEMBER
2006

h 19:30 -21:30
Casa del Jazz
Viale di Porta Ardeatina, 55

Marcus Miller, one of the most influential and versatile bassists on the world music scene, is known for his distinctive style that spans jazz, funk, soul, and RB.

Winner of numerous Grammys and collaborator with legends such as Miles Davis, Luther Vandross, and Herbie Hancock, Miller is recognized for his innovative technique and central role in the development of the modern bass guitar.

His master classes are an unmissable opportunity for bassists and musicians who wish to deepen their relationship with the instrument and music in general.

During a masterclass with Marcus Miller, participants have the opportunity to explore different technical and creative aspects of the electric bass. Miller focuses particularly on fundamental techniques such as slap bass, of which he is an undisputed master.

Through hands-on demonstrations, he teaches how to develop a precise and powerful technique capable of generating engaging and dynamic grooves. In addition, Miller places great emphasis on the importance of timing and rhythmic precision, essential elements for any bass player.

Another key aspect of his master classes is his approach to improvisation and composition. Marcus Miller encourages bassists to think outside the box, exploring new sounds and melodic ideas.

It shows how the bass can be not only an accompanying instrument, but also a solo voice capable of expressing complex and original ideas.

Miller also spends time explaining the role of the bass player within a band, highlighting the importance of interaction with other musicians and active listening. Through his experience, Miller imparts practical advice on how to deal with complex musical situations, balancing creativity and technique.

His master classes offer a comprehensive educational experience in which participants can not only improve their technique, but also understand the musical approach of a true innovator and visionary like Marcus Miller.

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