Boccherini Minuet
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2011
- Practice tips for Boccherini's Minuet. (At the beginning, when I say that I use that bow stroke on every note, it's a huge overstatement. It IS an important bow stroke that gets lots of use in this piece, but I should have been more precise about exactly where it is used. I apologize for confusion this may cause.)
- Hudba
Abigail, i wish we has started playing cello years ago and could have followed you along while you were active in youtube. thank for leaving these posted: your instruction is so helpful.
Abigail, your videos are the best and most educational we can find about the Suzuki method... your explanations are clear and objective Thank you for so many teachings
You are such an awesome teacher! Thank you so much for sharing yourself, and your energy! These videos have helped me tremendously. You are truly a star who shines bright! Your students are blessed to have you. Many many thanks. 🙏🏼 You are truly one of the best teachers out there, I’m sure of it. 💖
Excellent lesson, beautifully delivered. Thank you.
Thanks so much for posting these. An an adult re-learning the cello it is so helpful to me to hear your explanations. You are a great communicator and it's very generous of you to put these on CZcams.
How long did you previously play for?
You are a wonderful teacher!!
tysm! this helped a tremendous amount!
Thanks! The "Huh!" thing really helped me in the syncopation! I also liked the "Piano!" part
I practiced this and really helped a lot, thank you so much.
Such good teaching 👏👏 Abigail you really make a difference 😍
Fantástico!!! No hablo ingles pero da gusto ver la energía que tienes y que le pones. Ojala estuviera traducido al español. Te sigo en todo lo relacionado con el Cello. Gracias sister of soul.
Your videos are so helpful and I always come to them for extra tips :) You also cover a lot of the pieces I do.
Love your personality !
I'm brazilian and I love your methods, your personality and yes... I love you! hahaha
I admire your system of teaching!!!
Found a very good cello teaching, thank you for your detailed explanation, very beneficial, hope that new teaching courses on the line, thank you very much!
Me encantan tus clases. Muchas gracias desde Madrid
You are so WONDERFUL!
This is so helpful! Thanks.
我非常喜欢您的大提琴教学!方法很好!值得学习!谢谢!
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it is a compliment saying "I really like your cello lessons. the instructions are so good. useful practice. thank you"
thanks so much this really helped!
Very Good, Thanks !
Beautiful! For my 2nd recital. Right. Maybe 3rd or 4th.
Hi Abigail, I’m wondering whether you’ve made video for Cingquantaine the Suzuki book vol.3. Your video lessons helped me alot and thanks for that 😊
Incredible this girl! Ilu
nice teaching!
Your videos are funny and helpful
very helpfull
I wish you were my teacher.
me to that would be sweet!
I like it to hey jennycan you gusse how long mel. and i have been frineds
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Hello Abigail! This is my latest piece and i'm really having a difficult time with it. the notes slow down my fingers, my eye n fingers wont coordinate. thanks for your vid, i will sit and dissect this piece again slowly. ~grace
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You can be a good teacher
hello, if you can help me whit the partititure please :)
Hey girl I find your channel really helpfull but I have a question , im having problems when I change the position I dont find the note it does not sound in tune , can you give me an advice to improve?
Kira M I think is the same principle when you write in a keyboard and you know where is the key in your mind, even if you cant see it... Just... practice... what i do... trying to do the same i do with the keyboard on the fingerboard
Kira M you could get a tuning app
Lightning Rocraft How acurate are they?
+Kira M what I found a good way to practice these shifts is the same Abigail showed in some previous videos, and the same my teacher taught me: first practice the shift itself (last note of first position an first note of second position). Slowly and then going faster. I help myself with a tuning app as well. Then practice the notes in the second position (slow than faster), than the shift back / to next position. And only after that I play it all together.
You start from scratch every day, like doing a puzzle: the first day it's a tremendous work. Next day it's a bit easier, and so on. In two weeks you do the puzzle in 1 minute.
It's working for me.
Tradution of portuguese..