Mode intimidation
Melodic minor progressions feel overwhelming
The colours are unusual, the transitions are unfamiliar, and the moment a melodic minor chord appears, the playing tightens up.

Course 10/12
Regular Price$ 120.00
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Melodic minor progressions intimidate most bass players. This course gives you a proven system to solo through them with total confidence — staying connected, reducing anxiety, and expanding your harmonic vocabulary far beyond the major modes.
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These are the exact patterns Tony sees in students every day — and every single one is fixable.
Mode intimidation
The colours are unusual, the transitions are unfamiliar, and the moment a melodic minor chord appears, the playing tightens up.
Stuck in major modes
Your whole harmonic vocabulary lives in major mode progressions. Melodic minor, symmetrical diminished, and harmonic minor options simply aren't there.
Key change anxiety
The moment a complex key change arrives, something physical happens. Tension. Hesitation. The opposite of what music needs.
Jumping around the fingerboard
Any attempt to navigate melodic minor progressions causes the same problem — erratic jumps, root-seeking, and loss of linear direction
Rigid academic playing
The step-wise exercises work in isolation. When the track starts, the rigidity replaces the music and improvisation shuts down.
Not combining modes
You can play in one harmonic world or the other — but moving between them fluidly in a single progression is still out of reach.
This course transforms you from a player intimidated by melodic minor progressions into a confident
linear soloist who smoothly navigates complex key changes, combines major and melodic minor modes
seamlessly, and creates connected melodic phrases with reduced anxiety and expanded harmonic
vocabulary.
Course content
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Connected melodic playing
The harmonic confidence to go further than most bass players ever do.
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