Cello

The cello is tuned to the notes C G D and A (this can be remembered using "Cats Go Down Alleys")

Different pitches are then created by adding fingers in different positions on the strings. Hence, adding the first finger to the D string will make the note Eb or E, the 2nd would be F, the 3rd would be F# and the 4th would be G or G#.

Movements 1 and 2 of the third, fourth, and i think fifth Bach Suites are level 6.Pezzo Capricioso by Tchaikovsky is also a level 6.

You have to look up or ask your instructor about the fingering for the note. Sit up straight, blow through the instrument and support your air just like you would while playing any other note.

The only way to fix a string that broke at the peg is to replace it carefully with a new string. Your teacher or orchestra director can do this for you, or you can take your instrument to a reputable shop.

In almost all cases, a broken string cannot be repaired, it has to be replaced with a new string.

Andrea Amati was a stringed instrument maker in the 16th century (1530's). He was an Italian man who had two sons. He is considered by most historians to be the designer of what we call the violin family of instruments. He made a group of instructional for King Charles IX with decorations such as paintings, carvings, and mottoes for the king.

It must always be played with the bow, however, it can if the music calls for it.

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The only strings instruments that are larger in size than the cello are the double bass and the harp.

Sizing for a 3/4 size 'cello is around

Body Size 27 inches

Overall Height 45 inches

Max Width 16 inches

The Cello is short for the Violoncello. The Cello evolved from the viola da gamba or Viol.

I hope that answered your question and the double base is not the violonbase, it is just a double base.

The first cello was made in Italy, in the city of Cremona.

I haven't measured the decibels, but a fine violinist with a good instrument which projects well can play extremely softly (even without a mute) and pretty penetratingly on the upper strings. The violinist cannot compete with brass or percussion fortes and should not try to play loud because forcing the sound will actually deaden it and create a bad tone. Getting the maximum volume is based on good, relaxed, unforced arm weight and a feel for the contact between the bow and the string and goes hand in hand with developing a mature tone.

the cello is used for making music with a deeper pitch but not as deep as bass

It is the Prelude from Bach´s Cello Suite No. 1 --MLS

Most broadly, cellos are classified as string instruments. More specifically, cellos are considered part of the violin family, along with the violin, bass, and viola. The defining characteristic of the violin family is that the instruments have strings but are designed to be played with a bow.

When there are treble ("G") clefs on both staves, it means that both hands are playing notes in the treble (above middle C), where most of the notes are in the treble and none (or hardly any) in the bass below middle C.

Source 1 in the related links is how I learned it.

But if you are more experienced try Source 2.

It depends on who you are. If you like the sound of a cello play a cello. If you like flutes play a flute. Both are wonderful instruments.

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To be honest I think the Cello is better because it is easier to play even if the sound you make is not in tune.

a rich warm lower register and bright brilliant higher register
A cello can be any color. Most cellos are wooden, and as such can be finished to display any color, from black to white and everything in between. Electric cellos have even more potential for vibrant colors as the body of them does not do anything other than keep the strings in place. But some of the more beautiful cellos you could find are a natural wood color with a very prevalent grain.

Yes, in referring to stringed instruments "double bass" is just another way to say "upright bass".

However, the phrase "double bass" is also frequently used by percussionists to refer to a drum set which has two kick drums.

The guitar is a much easier instrument to play. It requires less technique than the violin, which can take years of practice to play even the simplest of melodies. The guitar also has frets which indicate where a certain pitch lies along the fingerboard, whereas a violin has no indication along the fingerboard of where a pitch is, making it INCREDIBLY more difficult to play in tune vs. the guitar.

Take electrical tape either colored (if you want to be able to see the tape clearly) or black (if you just want to make a subtle marking that won't be noticable from far away) and cut a thin strip about 3/8" wide and as long as is necessary to span the distance between your C and A strings, no longer. Slide the tape under all of the strings above the spot on the fingerboard that you want to mark. Press down on the tape.

First of all, move your thumb up to the slash on your bow (should be next to the frog) and then you put your pinky on the other side of the frog (on the dot if you have one) and your ring finger on the silver box, and your middle finger on the bow, while the first finger lays across, in the middle of touching the bow strings and touching the top