Cello Methods

Part 5 of this excellent series contains numerous exercises for developing power of the wrist.

Part 6 of this excellent series covers arpeggios on 4 strings, variations in triplets, variations in semiquavers and bowing styles.

Violoncello Methods-Studies

Violoncello Methods-Studies

Violoncello Methods-Studies

For Cello, Cello and Piano. CD contains piano accompaniments as audio and printable PDF. Also includes complete performances. Book and CD. 48 pages.

Die Technik-Methoden D.C. Dounis' sind dafür bekannt, die Spielfähigkeit und Unabhängigkeit der Finger zu verbessern; die ursprünglich für die Violine konzipierten Übungen wurden für das Cello angepas...

I Used to Play is a new series for adults looking to get back into playing their instruments of yesteryear, and will help jumpstart their memory and comfort with music. Its #1 goal is to get people re...

The progress of a pupil depends almost entirely upon the system in guiding his earliest studies. It is therefore of great importance that he should pursue a method which will direct his first steps wi...

Dotzauer's Violoncello Method, Opus 165 was revolutionary upon publishing, advocating, for example, the novel practice of holding the bow at the frog and not above it. Dotzauer also published a variet...

Discover the perfect introduction to the rich world of cello playing with "Le Jeune Violoncelliste 1A", published by the renowned Editions Delrieu. Specially tailored to the needs of young students an...

Take your cello playing to the next level! With Volume 4 of the renowned "Practical Method for the Violoncello" (Praktischer Lehrgang für das Violoncellospiel) from the esteemed publisher Breitkopf &...

> An approach based on self-learning and recognition of rhythmic and melodic patterns > Original tunes rather than abstract sight-reading exercises > 237 carefully graded pieces in a range of musical...

Sebastian Lee was born in Hamburg in 1805 and trained by the Romberg pupil Johann Nikolaus Prell. A soloist and teacher, he published his Cello Method Op. 30 in 1845 which is still available at Schott...

Sebastian Lee was born in Hamburg in 1805 and trained by the Romberg pupil Johann Nikolaus Prell. A soloist and teacher, he published his Cello Method Op. 30 in 1845 which is still available at Schott...

A great supplementary resource to Lesson Book 1 of the trailblazing new Koeppen Cello Method, putting the emphasis on having fun with your cello! Taking a playful and effective approach to learning th...