Bass Theory Workshops
Live, interactive sessions to help you understand, master, and apply music theory for every bassist.
Discover the Series
Unlock a deeper understanding of music with Bass Theory Workshops - a live, interactive series designed for bassists who want long-term results. Each themed workshop comes in two live Zoom sessions, with full replays, downloadable PDF resources, and custom backing tracks to keep you inspired and practicing.
Meet Your Coach
As your dedicated session leader, Greg brings years of professional experience as a bassist, educator, and musical guide. Friendly, supportive, and passionate about clear explanations, Greg makes complex theory accessible for all.
Lee Fowble said...
“Thank you Greg for putting together your theory workshop. Beginning bassists should find it to be a perfect foundation upon which they can build upon.”
Barry Eisenberg said...
"I thoroughly enjoyed the GBS 2-part Theory Workshop on chords and chord structures. A great mix of new information and insights combined with a helpful review of some previous materials. Totally worth the time and effort, and am now looking forward to Part 3!”
Laurel Latimer said...
“With an infectious enthusiasm for bass and a gift for teaching it, Greg's engaging and systematic approach make the Bass Shed an enriching hub for learning and playing!”
How It Works
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Two-part live group workshops on Zoom
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Full replays -Â never miss a session
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PDF notes and backing tracks for every topic
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Practical and musical, not just academic
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Space to ask questions and participate
Upcoming Workshops
Workshop 1 - Chord & progressions
Session Dates:
-   Wed 5th Nov 2025 @3pm(GMT)
-   Wed 12th Nov 2025 @3pm(GMT)
Transform your understanding of scales into real, musical grooves in this two-part interactive bass workshop. Explore major, minor, modal, pentatonic, and blues scales, and learn how to use them to build harmony, craft expressive bass lines, and create riffs that truly hit the spot. Each session blends theory with hands-on playing to help you sound more melodic, confident, and connected to your instrument.
