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HOW TO Cross Strings on the Cello - Crossing Strings - Professional Tips and Techniques for Cello
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Steven Doane from New York's University of Rochester Eastman School of Music runs through essential Cello Techniques for all players.
Filmed in conjunction with Steven Doane; ESTA - European String Teachers Association; The Hidersine Company; StringGallery; Barnes & Mullins Ltd.
Filmed by Andy McCreeth - eyelashmedia.com
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how can one little lesson be so wonderful? the sound of that cello is magnificent
Oh my god your cello sounds amazing!
Mr. Doane, I am an adult in my third year of studying the cello. Could you please produce a video on Unit 2 of your cello ergonomics: Left hand warm ups. It would be very helpfull when studying your exercices. Best wishes
So amazing to see the right hand floating like a butterfly. Thanks for sharing!
*Music to my ears! DELICIOUS.*
I so appreciate these techniques. They are sometimes not addressed on the tips and tricks to playing even on simple notes or bowing
I love his sound
Wax on, wax off. LOL Made my day.
I found motion of spiral (tai chi) in your bowing. I will try it. I spent 8 year for tai chi.
Many thanks.
I love your cello!!!
That is a beautiful cello, could tell just by looking that it would sound amazing and it does. Played beautifully too.
that cello sounds so good!
Just wonderful. Thank you!
Fascinating ! Thanks you, it opens new perspectives for my learning path
Thank you for this!
Thanks for the video. Where can I buy/download your Cello Ergonomic booklet?
thanx so much, please more videos from professor)
upper hand lead the motion and arm follows!
gold!
thanks
This is great, thanks. One thing that isn't mentioned is that the pattern is dependent upon the bowing direction -- so crossing from G string to D using a down-bow is anticlockwise, however, the same crossing with an up-bow is clockwise. Or am I mistaken?
I love the sound of your strings. I have spent several hundred dollars on new strings that I do not like and I can't seem to find what I like. What are you using? To me the strings sound how I like
@ChubsEverlasting yeh tone of strings usually compliment the wood. so if its dark get bright strings or whatever really. so any types of string.
How do you do clock wise and staying perpendicular to string
I love your videos!!! can you tell me what the pointer finger position thingy on your bow is? I have been looking for something like that since I broke my pointer finger years ago and have a difficult time with it's possition
3 years of testing this and I cant understand still xD
So my orchestra is playing Vivaldi's Summer Presto, which wouldn't be too difficult if the speed didn't require what the other cellos in my section are calling the "circle bow-hand" - where you literally use only the flexibility of your wrist to move the bow. I'm getting better at this but I still can't really do string crossing using only my wrist - any suggestions?
Probably not relevant now but play on the upper part of the bow
In halo's main theme song, the cello has a very difficult part where we have to play the C string, skip the G string and play the D string. This all goes really fast, and I'm not sure how to play fast while skipping a string. I can't play it fast without playing the G string with the D string. Can anyone help?
Kawaii Potato like in shifts, you cant really avoid everything that exists between two notes. just try to make it inaudible, make sure your bow does not really moves LR when you change strings. you should change your arm position instead of trying to do that with your wirst or your shoulder. do that without any audible notes and move your weight. then play it with rhythmical stops: tatata-stop-change string-stop-taaaa.
and play popper nr.1, of course :))
Alexey Lavrov Thank you so very very much! I needed this tip very badly! You are a savior!
I don't know the score, but if it's really hard to cross there, couldn't you use a high position on the G string instead, even if just as a stepping stone?
I need to change my cello teacher :/
Last part from Bach does not sound good. "Jumpy" is not the right technique for that! Supposed to be smoother....i dont think cello crossings are taught right in this video..
Totally wrong. Please refrain from "teaching", it is unethical.
Steven Doane is simply one of the most known and recognised cello teachers in the world. How did you end up with such a bad conclusion about him?
How come is he so "recognized" if he teaches wrong? ;)
@@MrAkifusion How please share your knowledge and teachings, videos helpful with links.