Get Ready to Learn the Cello

Play tunes, read cello music and lay the foundation for good technique, all while having a good time.

Ratings 5.00 / 5.00

What You Will Learn!

What equipment you will need, and how to use it.
How to take care of your instrument.
Name the parts of the cello and know what they do / how your instrument works.
Develop vocabulary used by cellists of all levels of ability.
Bow and pluck the strings.
Discover how to stay injury-free and maximize the joy of working with your cello.

Description

What is GET READY TO LEARN THE CELLO?

A positive, stress-free and flexible way to start learning the cello from scratch. Thoughtfully designed to give you a solid foundation that ensures the most important points are covered! Created by a teacher of adult beginners who saw a need for all of the common questions, concerns, and struggles to be organized and addressed in one place.

What will I learn?

By the end of the course, you will be able to pluck and bow the strings, to name the parts of the cello and know what they do, how your instrument works, and how to take care of it. You'll also find out what equipment you need for performance and practice, and how to use it. Perhaps most importantly, you'll see how to stay injury-free and maximize the joy of working with your cello. Thanks to the video format, you can revisit any parts you missed, or go over anything you want to refine.

What kind of time commitment is required?

Good news, you can learn the cello AND still have a life! This is because you can choose how much time and energy to put into your learning. The goal is to learn the material while feeling relaxed and happy, and to achieve level of success with each lesson before moving on. It's also to let the material sink in. You're laying a foundation here, after all! As for practice time, about 30 minutes per day is enough time to get the cello out, go over the videos, and try a few things. Depending on your particular strengths and learning style, it may take a little more or a little less.

Who is this course NOT for?

This cello course is not for you if you are already have decent beginner cello skills, meaning you have a good technical 'set-up' with both the left and right hand.

Do I need a cello to complete the course?

You will definitely need one to get the most out of the course.