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Great question! No particular reason. The fingering I use here is just one option of playing the scale.

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Glad to hear that! Hope these videos help you 🙌

@@delphinemalaussena Hi!🙌 That's so awesome!! Thanks for your kind words! I'm sure you are playing it beautifully🌟

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Thank you for watching! There are many metronome apps out there that can be useful~ but learning to play with one can be confusing at first. Here's a video where I explain using a metronome. From there you can either download an app or use a separate device. I hope this helps! th-cam.com/video/iSHUjxIouP0/w-d-xo.html

@@Cellomoji wow, thanks for this speedy response. I had downloaded Smart metronome app yesterday and tried singing my new song. But, as you have rightly pointed out, I came to the conclusion that I don’t have the ability to know how to determine the beat required for the song. I will certainly look into the video you have suggested and try to figure out whether I can do it. God bless you dear.

@@Cellomoji Hello Sister. To clearly understand your teaching I had reduced the playing speed to 0.75 but I could watch only till 7:28 minutes when I stopped the video. From this brief stretch of watching your video, I understood that my 72-year old brain has no 'musical centre' to receive and process the musical information you are imparting. I have the divine gift of composing Christian songs, have already brought out 10 albums, but yet, I have no knowledge of music theory. I can play at an amateur level the flute and bulbul and know that if I devote more time to them I could get better. But, I understand my limitations and decided to continue with my earliers methods of bringing out my songs: I simply song out the song in a way that sounds nice to me though I have no idea in the least of what tempo, beats and key signatures are! I send this recorded song to my music composer who decides the tempo, beat and key of the song and sends me the rough track that I use to sing the main vocals in GarageBand on my Mac. Cheers. Thanks for trying to help. Have a great day and a very blessed future. Regards Dr. Somanna

Hi, thank you so much for watching! I actually have not published past this video...yet. I'm working on getting them done though!

​@@Cellomoji Teacher that means I wont practice until then, but while am still waiting for the new publication you can recommend or give me work to do. I will appreciate.

It depends on the situation, but in general if you have to do an extended 4 for G# or C# I recommend moving the thumb to make it easier. But what if it is G# extension 1 backwards....then no don't move your thumb from first position. Or if it is C# on the a string in 1st position or extended 1 back on the c string~ also no don't move your thumb. Some situations shifting to a different position may make the following notes easier, but without knowing where in the piece it is I don't want to give bad info :). Thanks for the question!

I'm so glad you both found my videos! Looking forward to hearing about her cello progress, and definitely let me know how I can help.

I will definitely put it on the list of "videos to make" . Thank you!

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@@ElanaRendell Thank you! I'm not totally sure I understand your question. But the sheet music to this piece is something that I have purchased. The link to that is in the description box.

@@Cellomoji thank you I will purchase and download the piece It’s just so nice being accompanied by the piano music in the background. In stead of just a solo piece I wasn’t sure if that was a Cd or a separate download / on in the background Thanks 🌸

I totally understand! Thanks for reminding me~ I forgot to put the link to the piano accompaniment that I played. There was no pre-recorded track out there so I recorded myself playing it: cellomoji.sellfy.store/p/carryingyou/. The book unfortunately does not come with mp3 tracks to play with but I am working on getting them all recorded.🙌

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@coolbbp Aww thanks!!😊

@@epic95 I can definitely consider it! What did you have in mind?

@@Cellomoji thanks for replying: firefly city by yuforia on TH-cam. Thumbnail says stargazing. Is it possible if you can also do a tutorial on the song?

Thank you for your kind words!

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@AmandaFans-d3u Great words of wisdom!

@@Cellomoji I come to your recordings often for inspiration. I'm an older adult trying to learn the cello. I've been playing for a couple of months now and have worked my way through the Hal Leonard books and am now plowing my way through the suzuki books 1 and 2. I've been a brass player for 50 years and I decided to try something new. It is harder than I thought it would be.

I'm glad that I can give you inspiration! Suzuki definitely steps things up a bit from other method books. But just like anything~ the beginning is always a bit rough and then it gets easier. The biggest thing will be patience, since you already know music it can be a little tedious with beginner songs. The physical technique will be a bit slower process, but I'm sure you'll get there. You already know all about perseverance! :)

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Thank you for noticing! I was definitely trying to show the music~ and not how much vibrato to do. lol

Happy 4th! I'm so glad this is helping you! Congrats 🙂