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A Basic Beginner Guide to Really Know the Cello Parts
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A Basic Beginner Guide to Really Know the Cello Parts

Cello Parts Functionality and How to Take Care of Them
Created byAngélica Guevara
Last updated 1/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Cello Parts
  • Cello Parts Functionality
  • Bow Parts
  • Advice when choosing a Cello or Bow
  • When to Go to The Luthier
  • Keeping your instrument safe

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Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 31m total length

  • Cello Parts1:13
  • Cello Parts Functionality4:37
  • Cello Parts That We Can Move4:30
  • Cello Parts Only Moved By The Luthier2:46
  • Bow Parts1:27
  • Advice When Choosing a Cello or Bow2:18
  • Bow Parts That We Can Move2:28
  • Bow Parts Only Moved By The Bow Maker1:14
  • How to Know When to Go to The Luthier4:11

    Learn when to visit a music store or luthier by identifying cracks, dry glue, wood gaps, or unusual sounds, and check fingerboard distance and bow maintenance needs.

  • Keeping Your Instrument Safe6:07
  • Conclusion0:52

Requirements

  • You don't need any previous requirement to take this class. Only your love and interest for the cello!

Description

Hi! I'm Angelica Guevara and I am welcoming you to this class! Here you will learn in-depth the parts of the cello, why they exist, its functionality, which is the relationship between them, what things we can move and which things are moved only by the specialist. Also how to take care of your cello.


However, this class is useful and open too to other bowed string instruments as the violin, viola, or double bass.


In this Class You Will Know...




  • The different parts of the cello and why they exist



  • The parts of the bow



  • Which of these parts you can move



  • Which of these parts are moved only by the luthier



  • How to know when to go to the luthier and do repair on your cello or bow



  • How to take care of your instrument



  • Know some advice when choosing an instrument



I hope that you find it helpful. Please let me know if you have any comments, questions, or doubts. I will be happy to reply to you.


It has been a pleasure for me to record this lesson. I have made it to cover many doubts my students have asked me over the years.


Thanks and enjoy! 

Who this course is for:

  • Cello Beginners

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