Boccherini Minuet

Practice tips for Boccherini's Minuet. (At the beginning, when I say that I use that bow stroke on every note, it's a huge overstatement. It IS an important bow stroke that gets lots of use in this piece, but I should have been more precise about exactly where it is used. I apologize for confusion this may cause.)

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Abigail, i wish we has started playing cello years ago and could have followed you along while you were active in youtube. thank for leaving these posted: your instruction is so helpful.

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[@kevanrpadley]

Excellent lesson, beautifully delivered. Thank you.

[@jmsw112]

Thanks so much for posting these. An an adult re-learning the cello it is so helpful to me to hear your explanations. You are a great communicator and it's very generous of you to put these on RUclips.

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How long did you previously play for?

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I practiced this and really helped a lot, thank you so much.

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tysm! this helped a tremendous amount!

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[@ccjuan69]

Thanks! The "Huh!" thing really helped me in the syncopation! I also liked the "Piano!" part

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我非常喜欢您的大提琴教学！方法很好！值得学习！谢谢！

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it is a compliment saying "I really like your cello lessons. the instructions are so good. useful practice. thank you"

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Your videos are so helpful and I always come to them for extra tips :) You also cover a lot of the pieces I do.

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You are a wonderful teacher!!

[@graciana83]

Hello Abigail! This is my latest piece and i'm really having a difficult time with it. the notes slow down my fingers, my eye n fingers wont coordinate. thanks for your vid, i will sit and dissect this piece again slowly. ~grace

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[@KM-nl8xr]

Hey girl I find your channel really helpfull but I have a question , im having problems when I change the position I dont find the note it does not sound in tune , can you give me an advice to improve?

[@felixlucena]

Kira M I think is the same principle when you write in a keyboard and you know where is the key in your mind, even if you cant see it... Just... practice... what i do... trying to do the same i do with the keyboard on the fingerboard

[@tr3nything]

Kira M you could get a tuning app

[@felixlucena]

Lightning Rocraft How acurate are they?

[@hidike]

+Kira M what I found a good way to practice these shifts is the same Abigail showed in some previous videos, and the same my teacher taught me: first practice the shift itself (last note of first position an first note of second position). Slowly and then going faster. I help myself with a tuning app as well. Then practice the notes in the second position (slow than faster), than the shift back / to next position. And only after that I play it all together.
You start from scratch every day, like doing a puzzle: the first day it's a tremendous work. Next day it's a bit easier, and so on. In two weeks you do the puzzle in 1 minute.
It's working for me.

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Beautiful! For my 2nd recital. Right. Maybe 3rd or 4th.

[@SabakuNoJudi]

hello, if you can help me whit the partititure please :)

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This is so helpful! Thanks.

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