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Cello Bow Technique
Cello bow technique is a vast subject requiring years of study to perfect. The basic movements and techniques will help the cellist to develop a competent playing style, making it possible to play...
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What Is a Silent Cello?
The cello produces a loud, deep sound when the bow is pulled across its strings. If you live with others, you don't want to disturb them, but in order to achieve a high level of musicianship, you need...
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Differences Between Cellos and Bass Fiddles
Large, low and at times difficult to carry, the cello and the double bass have a lot in common. Sometimes referred to as fiddles after their soprano-pitched cousin, the violin, these instruments are...
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What Is a Cello Made Of?
The cello, a stringed instrument, holds the place of second largest member of the violin family. They commonly appear in symphony orchestras, and their sound matches best with the human's voice when...
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The Strategies for Playing Fourth Finger Extensions on a Cello
Fourth finger extensions on a cello involve the use of any notes in a scale that require the stretching of the fourth finger, such as F-sharp, C-sharp, G-sharp and D-sharp when using first position....
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Kinds of Cellos
There are several types of cellos from which a performer can choose depending on his needs and interests. As a cello costs a substantial amount of money, weighing the pros and cons of one cello over...
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Five Facts on the Cello
Known for its deep sound and rich tonal quality, the cello is one of the larger and most recognizable stringed instruments you will see in an orchestral setting. The cello has a rich and storied...
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