I Tried To Sight-Read All The Suzuki Cello Books!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- Watch as I attempt to sight-read through all the Suzuki cello books in one go! Can I do it? Tune in to find out!
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Congratulations on your new baby and on your excellent sight-reading.
Hola Ilia, congratulation on your new baby, I wish you all joy and love for your family. Best wishes from England. - and the video was fab!
Congratulations on your newly expanded family!
The Suzuki Method is based on language acquisition, designed to start teaching kids before they can read. Of course, most kids in North America start learning instruments in middle school, when they can read perfectly well, so a good Suzuki teacher will take that into account and they'll learn to read music along with listening to recordings as they work on their pieces. Suzuki said kids should be ready to learn to read music when they have learned the basics of reading their language; that part gets left out a lot of the time. No Suzuki teacher ever says people should play only by ear, otherwise students wouldn't use the books! Reading is essential in the world of music. It's just a lot to ask of a child who can't read words yet. The method allows them to fully focus on sound and physical position of the body and instrument first.
Congrats to the growing family! ❤
It's wonderful to watch you practice through these. I'm looking forward to practicing with these as well.
You must have had a brilliant teacher!
I started cello 12 years ago and have only reached Suzuki book 5 , but then I am 69 !!!😊. Congratulations on your new baby 🎉❤
That's awesome! Good for you. Keep going 😁
congratulations on your baby! 🎉
I know tons of adult beginners who got to an intermediate student level but because they were smart capable adults they actually got to harder pieces so fast they skipped a ton of “childish” things like the twinkle star variations and I can see exactly the skills they’re missing. They can’t keep a beat, can’t play with the metronome at all. Many bow techniques that are introduced on a baby level in book one (like repeated 16th notes jn perpetual motion). They see every note as an individual note rather than groups of 4. Our community orchestra conductor tried to get them to only play it as 8th notes because they can’t do it that fast but this was a complicated mathematical thing for them rather than a simplification. Lots of stuff they were “too mature” to be taught. I am not sure how teachers could change this as you really can’t treat adults as 6 year olds.
Haha! You say the scherzo is a big jump but they should have been playing perpetual motion from book 1 for quite a long time already as a step towards it
@@M_SC As a reminder to all cellists, don’t skip any piece even if it’s simple coz we need a strong foundation.
Good progression. How about a tutorial on the Piatti caprice? Mega congrats on the birth of your son. Certainly one of life's stellar moments.
Very fun and thank you😊
A good Suzuki teacher will actually start teaching reading around the end of book 1. By then kids can play pieces by ear and have extremely good listening skills, which will serve them well the rest of their lives.
Muchas gracias querido!!!!
Nice! I also enjoy the portrait on the wall as well 😅 🎉
Congrats on the kid brother
Love it! Please make more video’s like this one!
I learned Danse Rustique just by ear in under a year as a self taught beginner. My note reading lacks but learning by ear gave me a good kickstart to get some pretty good sounding play early on and made it much more fun. If I'd started with sheet music only from the start it would've been a rough start and the risk of putting me off and play a lot less.
Now that I've gotten a good start and are more into it I feel it's a good time to get more serious about note reading. I've joined a local ensemble which helps with that as I'm getting forced to use sheet music and learn pieces that's not of my own choice and unfamiliar so I can't rely as much on my melody memory like other pieces I've heard a lot.
Most important is not how you play but that you do play something and having fun.
Felicitaciones maestro por su bello bebé!! Bendiciones ❤
Congratulations to both of you 🎉 what other books to you recommend for learning
I enjoyed this! I am not a cellist though (I am a violist),
Que importante!!!!!
I got to book 6.
Heyyyuuuu 🎉🎉🎉
Well, very long way to go.😅
I started playing cello on some suzuki until i got to the 3 and 4 book- just didnt agree with anymore.
If you can’t sight read, you can’t play in an ensemble. Simple. It’s not about the playing it’s about musicianship. Playing by ear means you do not know the name of the notes. Say the conductor asks you to start at bar 32, from A. If you can’t read music, you can’t find your way back to the place or catch up if you lose your place.
Pro tip, stop playing so fast