Cello

There is four strings on a Cello, they start in order of the highest pitch starting at A going on to D then G and C! Cellos have five positions 1st position, half position, 3rd position, 4th position and harmonic position!

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It completely depends on how experienced the teacher is. If you get a fresh out of college person, or a student still in college, you can ask for a cheaper lesson than those of professionals. You usually rate your price per hour or half hour. If you have an hour lesson with a college student in a rural area, you or the teacher could come up with the price or agree upon it. The average price could be about $30-40 an hour. With more experienced cellists, it will be much more expensive.

The origins of the cello can be traced back to the lira (or lyra) of the 9th century CE, a bowed instrument used in the Byzantine Empire. It spread through Europe in the 11th and 12th centuries and became the cello. The lira is also an ancestor of the violin.

It depends on what level you're at with the instrument,what size you need,and what kind of sound you're looking for.

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One way to alter a cellos sound is by puttting a mute on. Another way is to do the con legno. You could a lso tremelo or vibrato. If you want the strings to play a different note you could put your fingers down or you could change the tuning of the strings.

Sizes are based off either age or weight. For instance, the tag should read 3-6 mos/12-18 lbs. Best thing to do is to go by the weight as some children do weigh the same at the same age as another child.

It depends on what scale you're trying to do. The notes just continue from the E to G then it restarts. For example, E, F, G, A, B, C, D is the E scale.

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they are called a cellist. pronounced CHELL-IST

Same as all instruments, it rests on half, quarter, and whole rests

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That depends on the player. Typically a cellist should be able to comfortably play a C one octave above middle C and higher. If you include harmonic notes the player should be able to play an E two octaves above middle C. However this does depend on the player. Check out Celloonline.com

Bach- Concerto in E major

Mendelssohn- Violin concerto in E minor mvt 1 or 3

Tchaikovsky- Violin concerto in D major mvt 1 or 3

Brahms- Violin Concerto in D major

Beethoven- Violin concerto in D major

Wieniawski- Scherzo-tarentella

Beethoven- Romance in F or G major

Much more than these

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They have the same amount

The cello belongs to the strings section, and is usually used in most string quartets, and is always required in orchestras.

Vibrato and its sort of like waving, and it's cool and easy to learn. Glad to help! Here is the dictionary version... Vibrato: a pulsating effect, produced in singing by the rapid reiteration of emphasis on a tone, and on bowed instruments by a rapid change off pitch corresponding to the vocal tremolo.

The 'Cello is in Concert Pitch (C) so A above middle C will equal 440 (same as the piano)

The violin evolved in the mid-sixteenth century from the viol, most notably by the works of Andrea Amati's workshops in Italy. It was further refined in the following centuries by the famous Stradivari workshops.

A 'cello is capable of playing muted and can also play harmonics.

well it starts with D on the C string which is the 1st finger then 2nd finger stretched then 4th finger stretched then it goes to open G then 1st finger on G which is A then stretched 2nd finger then stretched 4th finger then its open D then 1st finger then just normal F# which is the 3rd finger then 4th finger then it is open A followed by 1st finger on A which is B then 3rd finger then 4th finger which is the end and now you just go back down but replace the stretched 2nd fingers and 4th finger on G and C string to just a normak 2nd finger and a normal 4th finger,

Good luck to all thoses cello players ;D

and if you need any more help with the scales you can message me, i even find myself sometimes forget all thoses scales soo yehhh hope i helped ;3

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The cello has four strings referred to by their standard tuning, which is in perfect fifth intervals: the A-string (highest sounding), D-string, G-string, and C-string (lowest sounding). The A-string is tuned to the pitch A3 (below middle C), the D-string a fifth lower at D3, the G-string a fifth below that at G2, and the C-string tuned to C2 (two octaves lower than middle C).