The Cello Warm-Up - Solving the Mystery!

Beginning and intermediate level cello players always want to know what they need to do for the "warm-up". How long? What pieces? When am I finished". In this video I solve the mystery behind what the cello warm-up should look like for YOU!
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[@dannybaxter6666]

Thx for sharing your knowledge… I’m a beginner at 59 … every bit helps. Have an awesome day. From Nashville

[@cellodiscovery]

Thank you, Danny! We've got LOTS more material on Cello Discovery if you want to check it out!

[@edwardebel1847]

Tip for warming fingers: keep some rubber gloves by the nearest sink. Put them on before running hands under the warm water. This will keep your hands dry and keep them from cooling off from moisture evaporating (which happens without rubber gloves, even when thoroughly drying with a towel.) Also, use loose fitting arm warmers...keeping the arms warm helps to keep the hands warm (a tip from cycling in the winter.) Cheers

[@cellodiscovery]

Hi Ed! Great idea. Thanks for sharing this!

[@MrArchibald7]

Thank you! 😊

[@tonyhayes4980]

Very good ❤

[@beyondthesunpodcast]

This was VERY helpful for me, thank you.

[@cellodiscovery]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful. :)

[@christinefletcher3157]

Very helpful!