The bow arm - Amit Peled

[@ericdugas7332]

Thank you very very much for your amazing sense of pedagogy, music and for your generosity. Following your detailed informations, we can slowly glide in the right feeling and motion for the bow.

[@AmitPeledCellist]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏🎻

[@mmontes5283]

Wouldn't "chicken wing" be generated by the shoulder joint instead of elbow?

[@dmsh85]

Thank you very much, wonderful video

[@krpadraig7562]

Thank you Amit, your lessons are so helpful. Love and respect from the UK.

[@MusicaAngela]

What a great teacher you are! ❤️🎻🎶

[@paulinhocello7979]

Fantastic archery class, even without good English I could understand, greetings from SP 🇧🇷

[@jameswklamgmail138]

When I do the finger down ups, the bow rotates is it supposed or my first and middle fingers are extended too far down?

[@MiaWayCat]

Thank you! I've shared your TH-cam channel with all of my students and will point them to this video first. Very very helpful! (I'm the one who asked you for your autograph in Texarkana after rehearsal :-) thank you for sharing your beautiful music with us!!)

[@AmitPeledCellist]

How kind of you to write and to share with your students. Hope to be in Dallas soon 🎻 Amit

[@8Phoenix8]

💧 Strings is Waterbending my friends. 💧

[@wftch]

Love the water analogy with joints

[@北大荒-u2j]

thank you so much for this video. Jely fish really improve articulation.

[@stevenmcg1986]

Wow, this was so helpful. Thank you sir.

[@navneetkumaryadav7280]

Very helpful. Thank you!!

[@suemistretta5693]

I love it. I loved the detailed explaination of bow use. I always have noticed the jelly fish movement in great cellists. Like yourself! What are you referring to with B1 B2 etc.... Is there something printed somewhere?

[@UrszulaKrukowska-Byzdra]

perfect for students ! great

[@lilreddot1]

Very useful.... thank you

[@elsygd7]

I'd say the chicken wing belongs to dam number six? Thank you for this wonderful teaching video!