Learn with NYC Bassist and Educator Gianluca Renzi
Learn step by step how to create your first own bass lines and bass solos. Explore chords, chord progressions, and jazz tunes through a structured series of progressive video lessons.
A Play-Along experience featuring my bass lines and solos on standards. Each video includes a transcription, a slow-tempo practice version, and an bar-to-bar breakdown lesson
Weekly study program tailored to your individual goals and musical development. Each week, you receive a custom video lesson designed specifically for your needs and Submit your practice videos for detailed corrections, and direct feedback
Work one-to-one with Gianluca Renzi through personalized Zoom sessions tailored to your level and goals. Whether you are just starting out or refining advanced improvisation, you’ll receive direct feedback and structured guidance to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Gianluca Renzi combines international performance and teaching experience with master’s degrees in classical double bass performance and jazz composition and arranging. His teaching blends structure, musical knowledge, and creativity. Walking bass lines and improvisation are forms of real-time composition, and they are approached as such throughout the Academy.
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Try a one-time Personal Studio session. Upload a video (up to 5 minutes), ask specific questions, or submit a performance for review. You’ll receive a personalized 15-minute downloadable video lesson with detailed feedback, practical examples, and targeted assignments. Book anytime — no subscription required.
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A single Play-Along experience featuring my original bass lines and improvised solos on a curated selection of essential jazz standards and original compositions. Each session includes a complete transcription, a slow-tempo practice version for detailed study, and an in-depth lesson analyzing the harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic concepts behind the performance.
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