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Shifting: In and Out of Thumb Position
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2011
- Raising, Lowering Thumb. Cello lesson with Paul Katz.
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Keep your left wrist flat; bending your wrist creates tension in your hand and limits finger dexterity.
-Paul Katz
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Leading with the elbow!! I can't believe these videos are free. Thank you
You're so welcome Yale!
It is really hard! I had a trouble like that when I play the Haydn cello concerto in c major. So, thank you for your post. I'll try and keep practice.
Thank you so much for your kind comments!
Formerly a contra-bassist, I am now a first year cellist. Thank you for this very helpful video.
Glad it was helpful Wayne!
Great technique for remembering to bring the thumb up fluidly! Definitely incorporating this.
very good ideas in such a short burst
Es genial sentir el legado de Pau Casals a través de las enseñanzas de Paul pasando por Bernard Greenhouse...
Estarán felices de semejante labor pedagógica que estás llevando a cabo...
Gracias Paul y Cellobello por las traducciones al idioma del Maestro.
Te queremos!!!!👌🎯☀️
Aquí
Thank you Maestro.
This was super useful, answered several confusion on shifting and elbow position. Thank you.
Great to hear Ania!
오 한글자막!!!오!!! 굳!! 감사해요!! Thank you!
Cellobello, thank you so much!
Brilliant ending!
Great video!!!!
thank you mr.Katz
always had problem with thumb position and had been so annoyed by tensions on back
Thank you so much for this lessons
You're very welcome Jorge!
And when I move my hand in the higher positions, will I always use my thumb to immediately play a note with the thumb, or can I also just „move my thumb over the cello-edge“ to make it possible that only the other fingers play?
Romberg Cello concerto no.2 in d major 1st mvt I hear!
Thanks
I call it the "hump" too.
The shift to first finger A and then adding the thumb is correct.
Thanks! I'll give it a try!
Let us know how it works for you Matias!
Genial! 🙆
I find a lot of instruction on reaching up to thumb position, (and actually a bit about playing so high its off the fingerboard), but i'm now playing pieces that require 12th and 15th positions (if they even have names-the ones over the 2/3 and 3/4 harmonic length of string) and there's no instruction on these at all which is annoying for me as i can't find a reference point on the cello to use other than the harmonic-which i can't use whilst playing a piece.
I'm confused because my instructors recommend keeping my elbow up in most playing situations. I'm an adult student of two and a half years.
These videos are truly inspiring! I would like to know the name of the piece played at the beginning of the video.
Hi Venita, it is actually a recording of Paul Katz playing an excerpt of Ernő Dohnányi's Cello Sonata.
Thank you so much for this instructional video, it helped a lot. What is the name of the piece the she is playing at minute 3:09? Thanks
grazie
What, by the way, is the name of the student?
Total falsch! Total, complete wrong! Абсолютно не правильное движение, изначально предопределяющее ограниченность технического постижения возможностей виолончели. Конечно, Баха, или даже ваш любимый концерт Гайдна(всё равно какой), ну и в оркестре вы так играть сможете. Но серьёзной свободы передвижения, должной техники соединения нот вы не достигните. Может потому и сам профессор, показывая с его точки зрения правильное движение руки, первый раз переход с "g" на "a" играет фальшиво. 11.05.2020. Вена. Проф. Виктор Милосердов.
why vibrating on scales? :))) that's what amateurs do ;)
Not true, vibrato can be used to relax the hand because doing vibrato reminds you not to press your thumb against the neck while you’re playing. Vibrato will tell you if your thumb is relaxed and if your hand isn’t tense.