The ABCs of Cello for the Absolute Beginner (Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (867 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0825871263 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 48 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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No need to buy a supplementary book, as The ABCs of Cello for the Absolute Beginner includes a collection of songs and etudes in comprehensive sequence. "Complete Technique for Cello and ABCs of Cello are an excellent source for teaching cello students in comprehensive, well organized fashion, as well as pedagogy courses." Tanya Remenikova, Professor of Cello, University of Minnesota"Janice Tucker Rhoda has created an outstanding book for the beginner cellist. The practice planner and chart keep everything together for that forgetful cellist and the duets are fun for the student and
Pianist Artem Belogurov is known for his verve, wit, and delicatesse.*Companion Book:Complete Technique for Cello, Book 1 by Janice Tucker Rhoda contains studies and exercises for the advanced beginner to upper level student.. The ABCs of Cello for the Absolute Beginner, Book 1 contains 29 Melodies, Finger Graphs, Warm-ups, Scales, Easy Duets, a worksheet for note-recognition, a glossary of music terms and symbols (page 41) and practice chart. Simply enter the code at carlfischer.*Download all 58 performance tracks. *After purchasing the ABCs of Cello for the Absolute Beginner, Book 1, you will be able to download MP3s of the performances and a PDF file of the piano accompaniments.The "Download Code" with comple
Great for a beginning cello player who can read music Never having picked up a cello (but I play many other instruments) this book was perfect for me to start with. Practicing nearly every day (for no more than 20-30 minutes) I have gone through this book in about 2 months. I am now moving on to the second book as well as other online sites. While for an absolute beginner in music in general this book would not be basic enough, for me it is just right. I agree that there ar. kemilie said Great for our use (as a supplement to Suzuki method). I bought this for my 9 year old son who has been playing cello for a few months. His teacher uses the Suzuki method and this book is a nice supplement. It lays out terms and explains musical notation in a simple engaging manner which makes it a good reference resource. There is some overlap with songs from our Suzuki book 1, but it is nice to see the same material presented in slightly different ways. There are plenty of. Good way to start I have used the more popular violin version with my students. Now using the cello version with a new student. Same great stuff. I recommend it be used in conjunction with the Suzuki method. Some people complain that it isn't for an absolute beginner and then describe that they are self teaching. This method, like any other, is best used with an instructor. If you already know how to play a stringed instrument, you could