Beautifully explained! What I also like is that it doesn't require the use of a bow - this way I can practise anytime without having to worry about my neighbours. Many thanks!
Very clear, thorough and information. So many instructors just barrel ahead with information. You took your time and were patiently going through the exercises and routines. Well done!
The most efficient way is below or by side the first finger as it was taught by Harvey Shapiro, who was a professor at the Juilliard School for more than 30 years.
If you have a natural stretch as a gift from universe, you can put it whenever you prefer, but with small hands, non stretchy fingers it gives you more room and allows to get bigger distances between first and second fingers. Anyway there are so many schools , approaches etc, some putting under first, some between first and second… and it’s great opportunity to get and develop your technique, choosing the one which works best for you, taking on board your physiological abilities.
Beautifully explained! What I also like is that it doesn't require the use of a bow - this way I can practise anytime without having to worry about my neighbours. Many thanks!
Very pleased. Hope it will be useful in a future as well.:))
A large solid rubber mute would help.
Very clear, thorough and information. So many instructors just barrel ahead with information. You took your time and were patiently going through the exercises and routines. Well done!
Thank you Jason!
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Very appreciate your feedback! If you will have any questions please ask them and will try my best to help ✨
This is super helpful. Thank you
You are obviously the best ever. My mom is from Luca !
Thanks for sharing! I m beginner cellist and looking forward to see more videos.
Thanks for your kind comment! 🙏🏻
As a very new adult beginner, I am glad to find a method that doesn't require tape. Very cool ideas!!!
@@bontrom8 thank you for your kind comment! Glad it’s helpful 🙏🏻
I have found the videos on this channel to be highly informative and I congratulate you for your clear and concise explanations. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback, I m glad you found it helpful ☺️
I'm so so so glad that my eyes catches this video, you're so helpful ❤
You are a gifted teacher! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
This was very good! It's really helping. Thanks a lot.
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Thank you for the ear training exercises. I need this.
Anna, my pleasure ☺️😇
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The most efficient way is below or by side the first finger as it was taught by Harvey Shapiro, who was a professor at the Juilliard School for more than 30 years.
If you have a natural stretch as a gift from universe, you can put it whenever you prefer, but with small hands, non stretchy fingers it gives you more room and allows to get bigger distances between first and second fingers.
Anyway there are so many schools , approaches etc, some putting under first, some between first and second… and it’s great opportunity to get and develop your technique, choosing the one which works best for you, taking on board your physiological abilities.
Though I still feel so nervous and stressed that I don't learn it