"The Rolls Royce" (EVEN BOW DISTRIBUTION/SOUND QUALITY) ~Open String Exercise I
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- Open String Exercise I (The "Rolls Royce")
There are so many ways in which we can practise, and benefit from practising open strings! Even Casals used to play long open strings as an important way to warm up and further develop control... I hope you also will find these useful :)
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Absolutely. So much well intended early days teaching is oblivious to the importance of open string crossing. Paul Rolands Ho Down and Hora remedy this
All ages of beginners love the fun and freedom of movement .
Love the blue cello case!
Haha, thank you! (Me too -it’s a Musilia)
love this one, this I feel will be gooooood exercise. Such exploration of the bow depth . bravo
oh good! I find this exercise especially helpful too!
Thank you!!
You are welcome :)!
thanks for this helpful video. it helps a lot esp when I have prob with bow distributions. Looking forward to more helpful videos :)
You’re very welcome :)! In case you’re interested, I’m offering a free 2 day cello workshop next week (Nov 30 - Dec 1) focused on warming up (I’ll be sharing some of my favorite exercises on bow control, left hand agility etc). You can sign up here: www.sophiewebber.com/drsophiecellolab
A really good exercise😊
Thank you😃
Excellent demonstration. The 32 (8x4) is scary.
haha, thank you!! :)
Soooo helpful, thank you.
Great! :)
Thankyou for the wonderful videos. I practice open strings your exercise is very helpful indeed.
Great to hear that, thanks Mark!
@@sophiewebber9115 Ive joined on Patreon as so wonderfully refreshing I find your guidance.
@@marknichols1 ah that is so lovely to hear, thank you, Mark! And thank you also so much for your support on Patreon --I will be in touch with you shortly on that platform! Best wishes!
More bow mileage at the bridge! Thanks for the tip! 🙂
Precisely! :)
Bowing Ninja!
Thanks for these wonderful videos. My thumb inevitably or eventually moves forward. Any suggestions for keeping it 'grounded'?
Hi Rick, you're very welcome :). Careful to keep the R thumb bent (and flexible), and for further security try angling it so the tip of the thumb is a little more towards the screw (vs straight on/more towards the stick). Hope this helps!
I had best results for junior strings for 25 in schools with opens opens opens. Apart from Rolla d & Suzuki UK string teachers think left hand oblivious of how to teach bow angles pressure travel rt arm weight .elevation.would a good singing teacher attend to only tongue words diction reAding and ignore breath control ,the generator? So what is the bow if it not the same function ?