Position Pieces for Cello

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Internationally recognized lecturer and master teacher Pamela Devenport teaches Long Term Cello Suzuki Pedagogy at the School for Strings, New York, NY, and at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA. Ms. Devenport has shared her unique blend of expertise and experience with hundreds of people in the Suzuki Community throughout the world. She has recently published her first book, Cellostart available through United Writers Press. Nancy Yamagata began her cello studies in Los Angeles with internationally renowned pedagogue Eleonore Schoenfeld. She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music where she was awarded the Outstanding Graduate in 1978.

As a violin teacher, I would often sneak in to watch the cello classes, as advanced students and cello faculty played with the younger students, in tiered levels of challenge – so inspiring for the least experienced, and for everyone else. I loved seeing their eyes light up as their simple musical lines melted into that big, glorious cello ensemble sound.This series has 8 volumes of cello solos with piano accompaniment. It is a wonderful collection of pieces representing a variety of techniques, styles, and genres. It comes with accompanying CDs performed by Carey Cheney This book covers the main thumb position patterns. Each section is given a different pattern for the student to learn preceded by finger pattern exercises. The last section combines the different patterns so the student will have to figure out which pattern is being used in a given passage. An advanced Thumb Position for Cello, Book 2 ("Thumbs of Steel")

urn:lcp:positionpiecesfo0000moon:lcpdf:18314887-1876-491f-a460-b1b548519900 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier positionpiecesfo0000moon Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t82k93r1g Invoice 1652 Isbn 0874877628 This is an excellent book for cellists early in their studies. Most double stop cello books are too difficult for beginning cellists so this valuable resource fills the gap. Double stops are great for intonation and developing proper hand position. Late Beginning to Intermediate Levels Designed to give students a logical and fun way to learn their way around the cello fingerboard, Mooney's method systematically introduces ways to find the correct location of each position and also to understand the various finger patterns required. Students play the top line of the duets accompanied by teacher playing the bottom line

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