A Comprehensive Survey of Essential Cello Technique, with the addition One Hour of Calisthenics on the Cello and A Varied Routine of Practicing the Moto Perpetuo by N. Paganini
By Miriam Wu, Nancy Liebur and Wendy Bissinger. A workbook organized by regions of the fingerboard so the student can learn tenor clef in comfortable lower positions before advancing to upper registers of the cello. Starting with 1st and 2nd position, ending with thumb position, the student moves in and out of tenor clef. This book works well with Mooney’s Position Pieces, has a similar layout with workbook pages to make sure you know the names of the notes, then musical pieces to play.
– The Young Violoncellist’s Method (Import). Provides new cellists with a comprehensive manual of basics from first position through thumb position. Exercises are chosen to instill a sense of solid mechanics which will prepare you for many other progressive technical studies. Music is chosen for its timeless quality, so you will find works by Mozart, Bach, Haydn. Theory is left to your teacher. Spiral binding is no longer offered on this due to new formatting by the publisher.
For the left hand and bow. Includes trills, scales, arpeggios, and double stops. The book is divided into five parts addressing the following areas: (1) Exercises in the neck positions (2) Exercises in the whole compass of the cello (3) Exercises in the thumb position (4) Double stops (5) Bowing exercises
Arranged and edited by Hans Jorgen Jensen. Part I: Scale and Arpeggio Exercises. Part II: Bowing and Rhythm Patterns
$39.50
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