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Our free site offers lots of great videos and tips for early learning.

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Suzuki.School delivering a new program for modern musicians in a digital world and you can find all our programs for strings and piano on the links below.

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CELLO TV https://suzuki-school.blogspot.com/p/cello-tv.html

BASS TV https://suzuki-school.blogspot.com/p/bass-school.html

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YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl-Bc2FqX2TCS0IyDfbHMxw

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Also, consider practicing scale cycle exercises that cover 2 octaves and up to 3 sharps & flats. This will help you understand note relationships, improve your intonation, and build finger strength and dexterity.

Remember, the key to mastering scales is consistent practice and patience. Happy practicing! 🎻

Some tips for advanced cellists to practice scales:

Expand your range: Practice scales that cover 4 octaves, all sharp & flat keys, and alternate between major and harmonic minor scales.
Use full bows: Play whole notes on each scale tone, ensuring that you stay on the contact point when you change bow direction.
Practice intervals: Start by playing single notes, then move to two-note intervals, and then finally three-note intervals. This will help you become more comfortable with the scale and also increase your speed and dexterity.
Warm-up exercises: Begin with warm-up exercises, such as scales, to engage your fingers and your mind.
Focused practice: Follow your warm-up with focused practice on pieces or techniques you’re learning.
Finish with something enjoyable: Perhaps a piece you love or some free playing.
Consistency is key: Remember, it’s okay to have slow days; the aim is to keep going.

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