Justin Cantor discusses how to develop a good tone on the cello. Several techniques to get a range of sounds are discussed along with the variables, bow speed, pressure and contact point.
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Perform the spider hand exercise on a cello bow
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Hold your cello bow
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Hold a cello bow correctly
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Play vibrato on the cello properly
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Learn the positions of the left hand on the cello
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Make smooth cello string crossings
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Create a sound on the cello
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Hold the cello in good posture
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Improve thumb position on the cello
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Keep a loose bow hand on the cello
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Position your left hand properly on the cello
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Play cello with range and clefs
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Have perfect thumb position on cello
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Teach cello vibrato to beginning cellists
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Play the cello with proper bow control
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Perform left hand exercises on the cello
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Play pizzicato notes on the cello
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Play the cello
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Do the squid exercise on the cello
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Perform the spider hand exercise on a cello bow
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Hold your cello bow
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Play cello with range and clefs
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Play the cello
How To:
Play the cello
How To:
Play vibrato on the cello properly
How To:
Learn the positions of the left hand on the cello
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Learn the art of practice on the cello
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Learn the basics of shifting on the cello
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Improve thumb position on the cello
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Create a sound on the cello
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Hold the cello in good posture
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Create long cello sounds
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Learn right arm cello machanics
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Create short cello notes
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Make smooth cello string crossings
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Learn even finger spacing on the cello
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Play vibrato on the cello
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Warm up for an audition on the cello
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Teach cello vibrato to beginning cellists
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