Tag: scales

Conversation with Stephen Kates (September, 2002)

By Tim Janof October 27, 2019

Subjects Interviews

Tags Boccherini, ICS, Internet Cello Society Archive, Laszlo Varga, Leonard Rose, Piatagorsky, scales, Schumann Concerto, Stephen Kates, Tchaikovsky Competition

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Practicing, Some Practice Advice (Part 1)

By Michael Haber September 1, 2017

Subjects Practicing

Tags Duport, Gallamian, intonation, Janos, Michael Haber, Piatti, Popper, Practice, scales, setting goals, Starker, Starker method, technical work, Technique, trills

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100 Cello Warm-ups and Exercises Blog 20: Thumb Position and the Upper Registers (Part 2)

By Robert Jesselson February 18, 2016

Subjects Practicing, Technique

Tags 100 cello warm-ups and exercises, Cello Exercises, cello technique, cello warmups, cellobello, CelloBlog, configuration, Robert Jesselson, scales, tetrachord, thumb position

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100 Cello Warm-ups and Exercises Blog 19: Cello Geography Part 5: Thumb Position and the Upper Registers

By Robert Jesselson February 8, 2016

Subjects Practicing, Technique

Tags 100 cello warm-ups and exercises, Cello Exercises, cello technique, cello warmups, cellobello, CelloBlog, Robert Jesselson, scales, thumb position

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Self-Motivation and Summer Vacation

By Brandon Vamos May 5, 2011

Subjects Practicing

Tags arpeggios, Brandon, career, cello, cellobello, challenges, Experience, focus, Growth, improvement, motivation, Performing, Practice, practicing, recording, scales, scheduling, school, student, success, Summer

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Thirds, Thirds, Thirds…

By Lev Mamuya December 14, 2010

Subjects Practicing, Pre-College

Tags Awareness, challenges, consistency, control, focus, intonation, Lev, Mamuya, Martha, motivation, practice habits, practicing, repertoire, scales, success, Technique, thumb position

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