If you only have 1 hour🎻...and other questions answered!
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Billy Tobenkin is a Los Angeles-based cellist who specializes in teaching adult learners. As a professional cellist who started playing the cello from scratch at 25, he is in a unique position to help others, like him, who found the cello later in life. He has developed strategies from his own musical journey to accelerate the learning process, and he is here to share them with you.
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00:26 Feeling stuck
2:28 Tips for memorization
5:36 Practicing efficiently
8:14 What Should I Work On
10:54 High Right Shoulder
14:18 A thank you from Barbara
15:39 If you only had 1 Hour...
18:14 Advanced Beginner to Intermediate
21:38 How do you know if a luthier is good
24:27 Tension in both arms
27:39 Tired bow arm
30:10 A thank you from Mufit
30:30 Getting a piece from 80 to 100%
Happy new year, dear Billy. Everything’s fine with me, and I hope with you, too.
I’m amazed by the progress I’ve made since our meeting. So again, thank you very much for your great work😊
Congratulations, Billy!
Brilliant tips as usual! Have a Happy New Year!
Thank you once again Billy such ‘to the point’ answers I started with your videos and am coming along slow pace. Lots of ‘relevant ‘ help here 😊🐎🐴
tx Billy as usual terrific practical suggestions for folks on the journey. It's so motivating to hear an accomplished musician discuss from your own experience specific issues common to most of us and have really helpful recommendations. A true teacher. I am hopeful that you would consider a focus on playing chords on cello at some point.
Hi Billy, happy new Year thanks for this video and your other content, it is really useful in addition to the regular classes I am visiting! I started playing the cello a year ago at the age of 32. I am so grateful I did and would say I am making good progress. This year I will be traveling for 4 weeks and I can't take my cello with me. Do you have any tips on how I can minimize the loss of my progress?