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What's the name of the shoulder rest that she is using?

My cello was made in Germany at the turn of the century. I have small hands and have always had problems with the pegs. After I've tuned and pushed the pegs in as hard as possible,one or two of the strings often unravel. Very frustrating. I've tried many types of string- gut, steel, with the same result. I've played this cello for many years. Maybe it's time to buy a second cello.

THE BEST. Just speechless at how beautifully this is played and interpreted! 🥹

Absolutely fantastic teacher - truly one of a kind! Thank you for your exceptional patience and expertise. There are tutors, and then there is you! ❤

Nobody mentions that a beginner must learn to tune his or her own cello. The pegs in my cello were very difficult to manipulate- they either stuck or so loose the strings would unravel. Very frustrating.

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Enjoyed that, thank you. Nothing confusing about it, ignore that numpty. I bought a cello as a prop and figured i'd have a tinker as a result, so I watched a few beginner videos that assumed too much knowledge, but this was perfect for both the lingo and basic tips to get started.

Sounds like stuck or not rich

I have a 5 String Cello so I settled on Helicore Strings (4/4 Scale Medium Tension Cello Strings plus a Matching High E String) which I refer to as the Ultimate String because they're super versatile

How do you remove the Body Reference Bout besides taking the out the screw? I noticed after removing the screw the bout seems to be held down by a small white/silver pin in the lower right hand corner? Thanks in advance, cheers!

THX some tips very usefull!

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She's the best looking teacher on CZcams!

Utterly confusing for a beginner

Musicality nuance, expression, depth of feeling from all players of this quartet. So beautiful to listen to. Thank you .

Good helpful tips!

That was a great tutorial, thank you!

Best tutorial I’ve seen so far

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Really appreciate the brief explanation of the influences behind this piece.

What's on the agenda for Wabash college in a couple of hours?

Lovely ❤

It’s a great occupation for any age!

Candy Girl by Uncle Bunt Stephens in the beginning of the video. One of my favorite tunes! I recommend listening to Marcus Martin, too. Particularly his tune “Happy Hollow”.

The tone difference is so vastly night and day it's astonishing. The German bow is much deeper, richer, and more sonorous. The French bow is more thin, nasal and has much more treble. I can absolutely understand why German orchestras refuse to even consider French bows.

Nicola Benedetti ❤❤❤🎻🎻🎻

Sit so you can comfortably rotate your body through 360 degrees

Alexi the Great. Hope to hear him sometime soon.❤

Very Much helpful 🙏🙏thanks

As much as I love steing arrangements in my music... Jamiroquai comes to mind...

Great instruction , very clear

And this folks is why machines can never replace humans. There is no AI in the world that can or probably will ever beat the human intonations of a live played instrument. Especially one in the hands of a masterful musician.

Very informative, thank you!

Dear channel manager/magazine staff, First, thanks for having this beautiful instrument played by this phenomenal artist! That said, while I fully support having ads, I truly wish you would mark the spots for them to be inserted, not have a beautiful long line in a passage intruded upon by advertisements. Nothing quite breaks the experience like having a movie promo and squarespace advert thrown in the middle of it. It really does detract and make me want to go to a private tab, defeating the purpose of ads at all. I know this is an old clip, but it is still so lovely.

so special. Love where Denis comes in and Martin gestures .. no... and he stops. Comes in later to even great effect. Love them all.

Scotland is not only land of whisky 😂beautiful landscapes,good music,people & history amazing..❤❤❤

Alasdair sin lugar a dudas uno de los mejores violinistas del mundo..y hermoso duet🎉

I'm just not learning anything with this video...just way too much distraction.

Buddy connolly on accordian...the best of the best

Ok, there’s gotta be a “Purple Rain” joke in here somewhere… But seriously, these are gorgeous pieces. It’s nice to hear new music that’s listenable, playable by mere mortals, and doesn’t rely on gimmicks or special techniques.

Its so loud there even mark wood doesnt play in tune

The shower sounds like people, clapping and cheering!

Still has the Rubbery Timbre which I hate because everyone thinks you're playing Flat. I had one of the Kurman Soundpost pickups (which has a little preamp you wear on your belt) installed in my violin (a 1880's Mittendorf Amati copy), and it made that little violin sound like Steph's Guadagnini. But the feedback was awful. The Whole instrument would about come apart at the seams. In a Grateful Dead Documentary, they explained how Owsley Stanley overcame their feedback issues with double Mikes and the two Mikes run through a phase shifter with the phase shifted 5 Degrees apart. Maybe you could do something like that with double Pickups?

You look like a goddess. Like the cello was made to sit in your lap just for you to play it. Thank you for this.

Thanks!

Hello, How are you doing? I am interested in this violin. I think it is very nice. I started to play the violin when I was little a kid. Is it able to make sound more like an acoustic one? If so, do I have to get an effector for the violin or something? Thank you in advance.

thanks Bruce ttfn

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