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Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello.… More…
#65: The purpose of this exercise is to practice consistently getting the note in tune. The finger keeps its shape while lifting by hinging from the base knuckle. 1 3 1 3 1 3. Keep the 1 down while playing… More…
Place the index, or "first" finger on the first tape on the D string. Press down. This note is called "E" because it is one note higher than "D". - Place the tip of the finger on the tape. … More…
The symbol you see after the first note tells you to do a bow lift. A downbow bow lift would be accomplished in this way:… More…
It is recommended to keep the metronome on during this lesson. You can do so in the settings bar at the bottom of the page.… More…
#17: Teach your arm the path of a straight bow: Place the tip of the bow on the A string. Have another hold the bow against the string at the tip end. While maintaining the correct bow grip, lightly slide… More…
This is part of the Absolute Beginner Cello eCourse by Antoinette Ady. Learn more at www.nycviolinstudio.com. More…
This scale can come next after a student has learned the D Major Scale. More…
or any instrument reading treble clef. Written with a focus on the tonic notes to drive the sound home. More…
This is pretty close to the original, but was also modified a bit to match a piano part arranged by Natsumi Kameoka. More…
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