Dotzauer Cello Etude 17 from 113 exercises | Fast and Slow Play Through + Cello Lesson

This is a comprehensive video tutorial is made to show how to play Dotzauer's Cello Etude No. 17 from his popular collection of 113 exercises. Designed for cello students seeking to learn how to play cello, this video provides a unique dual approach: a fast and slow play-through, accompanied by an insightful cello lesson. Whether you are a beginner aiming to solidify your foundational skills or an intermediate player looking to refine your articulation and dynamics, this etude offers a wealth of learning opportunities.
A detailed lesson breaks down the complexities of the etude, focusing on key aspects such as bow control, finger placement, and phrasing. By offering play-throughs at two different tempos, I seek to enable students to grasp the piece's structure and nuances in a gradual, digestible manner. The slow play-through aids in understanding the precise movements required, while the fast play-through challenges students to maintain clarity and expression at performance speed.
For best results, pair it up with this video: Play Along Tutorial in Fast and Slow Tempo • Dotzauer Cello Etude N...
0:00 Introduction
1:03 Tempo quarter note 100
3:29 Tempo quarter note 60
7:28 Cello lesson
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For best results, pair it up with this video: Play Along Tutorial in Fast and Slow Tempo th-cam.com/video/gGoWTJTqfZk/w-d-xo.html

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I’m studying Dotzauer now, it’s so useful for me if you can play all of the exercises!

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I recorded all of them. Here is a playlist Dotzauer, Exercises for Cello, Book 1
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@@Cellopedia thank you so much!