Easy Left Hand Warm Up Exercises for Cello Beginners | Cossmann Studies

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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @Cellopedia
    @Cellopedia  Год назад +1

    What is your favorite way to warm up?

  • @alisonpeters7342
    @alisonpeters7342 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for making these videos. You explain things so clearly and patiently.

  • @atticusbradley3467
    @atticusbradley3467 Год назад +2

    Wow, even as an advanced player I still feel like I gain great insight from your videos and I always learn something. I was wondering if you could make a video lesson on Boccherinis 9th cello concerto, in particular the 3rd movement. I'm playing the original arrangement with my orchestra and I would love that extra help preparing

    • @Cellopedia
      @Cellopedia  Год назад

      Thank you! I love Boccherini concertos and should definitely record more. I will add it to my to-do list. However, I afraid that by the time I get a chance to record it, you will be done with your performance. All the best to you!

  • @lindabarcelo5952
    @lindabarcelo5952 Год назад +1

    Always Excellent !!! Thank You!

  • @ErnestoGhinaglia
    @ErnestoGhinaglia Год назад +1

    These exercises are really helpful. I’ve been doing some similar ones by Sebastian Lee and will definitely check out Cossmann’s book.

  • @lisbosch1316
    @lisbosch1316 11 месяцев назад +1

    Brilliant! Thank u so much Maxim. I find your videos really helpful and I love the ones that teach me how to warm up! Please keep up the great work thank you! 😊

    • @Cellopedia
      @Cellopedia  11 месяцев назад +1

      Glad you like them! I think that it is very important to properly warm up! What is your favorite warm up exercise?

    • @lisbosch1316
      @lisbosch1316 11 месяцев назад +1

      I have been warming up with ludovico einaudi 's 'night' because it s repetitive and I love his music , makes me feel I m flying when I hear it. I m very happy to learn other new exercises from u though :-)

    • @lisbosch
      @lisbosch 11 месяцев назад

      And nuvole bianche, I found his music for cello. I absolutely love it. Do u like ludovico einaudi's music?

    • @lisbosch
      @lisbosch 11 месяцев назад

      I really enjoyed just now practising the 1434 etc on different positions such fun! Thank u for all ur videos. Have a lovely weekend!

  • @GiovanniMaino
    @GiovanniMaino Год назад +1

    Grazie per i tuoi video! Studio violoncello da solo, e non avendo altre possibilità è l' unico modo per imparare.

    • @Cellopedia
      @Cellopedia  Год назад +1

      È davvero fantastico che tu stia studiando il violoncello da solo e che i video siano stati utili nel tuo percorso di apprendimento! Imparare uno strumento in autonomia può essere una sfida, ma con dedizione e le risorse giuste, come i video didattici, è certamente possibile fare grandi progressi. Continua a esplorare e a sperimentare con i materiali didattici disponibili, e non esitare a cercare ulteriori risorse online, come tutorial, lezioni teoriche e esercizi pratici, per arricchire la tua esperienza di apprendimento. Il tuo impegno e la tua passione per il violoncello ti guideranno sicuramente verso un percorso musicale gratificante. Buona pratica e continua così! 🎻🎶

  • @CM-ce5yw
    @CM-ce5yw 9 месяцев назад

    Is the Cossman exercise available in bass clef sheet music? I can only find a tenor clef version and I am not there yet.

  • @tinkacello
    @tinkacello Год назад +1

    Danke für die gute Beispiele👍🤝
    Ich spiele immer die erste Übung wie im Video (praktisch stimme das Cello), dann unbedingt zwei Saiten gleichzeitig. Danach spiele ich öfter eine Tonleiter und seltener eine Etüde vom Popper, die Nummer von der Etüde habe ich vergessen.

    • @Cellopedia
      @Cellopedia  Год назад +2

      Es freut mich zu hören, dass Ihnen die Beispiele gefallen haben! Ihre Übungsroutine klingt sehr effektiv. Das Stimmen des Cellos als erste Übung ist eine großartige Idee, da es hilft, das Gehör zu schulen und sich auf das Instrument einzustimmen. Das Spielen von zwei Saiten gleichzeitig ist auch eine hervorragende Technik, um an der Intonation und am Klang zu arbeiten. 🎻🎶