S. Lee Cello Etude Op. 31 no. 6 Melodic and Progressive Exercises | Fast and Slow Tempo скачать в хорошем качестве

S. Lee Cello Etude Op. 31 no. 6 Melodic and Progressive Exercises | Fast and Slow Tempo

It this video you will get a chance to see a cello teacher playing this cello etude in fast and slow tempo. It will help cello students to work on shifts and bow technique to prepare for a cello lesson. Sebastian Lee Melodic and Progressive exercises Op.31 book 1 are one of the most popular etudes for intermediate violoncello student. These exercises are taught by best cello teachers all over the world because they are valuable source of exciting music to study with a goal of improving various aspects of cello technique like shifts, bow distribution, sound quality, rhythm, legato, detache, staccato, thumb position and much more. A complete tutorial for this etude is included in Intermediate Cello Course, Part I - Best Etudes by S. Lee published on Udemy. 3.5 hours of 30 lessons to learn etudes 1 through 6 from S. Lee Op.31. You will also get all sheet music edited my me with all fingerings (yes, fingerings for every note ). For a special discount follow a link below! 0:00 Intro 0:15 Play through in fast tempo 120 BPM 2:59 Play through in slow tempo 60 BPM Get useful tips and inspiration with Cellopedia's comprehensive online courses on Udemy. For the price of a cake of rosin, you can access expert instruction that will enhance your technique and musicianship. Winter SALE: use coupon code WINTER25 to get 75% OFF for any of 8 courses! Invest in your musical journey today - unlike rosin, knowledge never shatters. 👉https://www.udemy.com/course/complete... Sebastian Lee Melodic and Progressive exercises Op.31 book 1 are one of the most popular etudes for intermediate violoncello student. These exercises are taught by best cello teachers all over the world because they are valuable source of exciting music to study with a goal of improving various aspects of cello technique like shifts, bow distribution, sound quality, rhythm, legato, detache, staccato, thumb position and much more.