A. Piatti Cello Method Lesson 18 | C Major Cello Scale | Cello Shifts Exercises

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Thanks again

[@ijoetoliveira7770]

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[@ijoetoliveira7770]

And I hope to see more videos that teach us how to play and enjoy every little bit

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you! I have many cello friends who speak Portuguese. I am very happy you find these videos useful.

[@Vader583]

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[@Cellopedia]

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Thank you! I especially loved the Lee etude #3.

[@Cellopedia]

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[@Dparrey]

I'm still on book 1 but your coverage of Piatti is so helpful. Hopefully I improve enough soon to reach the 2nd book. There's just an infinite amount of coverage of Suzuki for instance, that if you didn't make these excellent videos the coverage would be very slim.

[@Cellopedia]

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[@4snowbirds]

When you mention "Método para violoncelo is a perfect addition" which book or exercise fits with this, book 2? I don't know where to start ?

[@Cellopedia]

I would recommend studying one or more of the following: Dotzauer 113 etudes (book1),
Suzuki cello method (books 2-3), S. Lee 40 melodic etudes, Op.31 (book 1)

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