CelloChat with Richard Aaron - Preparing for Auditions

Topic: Preparing for Auditions
Link to Richard Aaron's Scale Book here: drive.google.c...
Described as a “sought-after professor of cello whose methods of teaching have garnered global acclaim,” RICHARD AARON is a professor of cello. He has served at the University of Michigan and at the Juilliard School since 2006 and 2007, respectively. In fall 2024, he will join the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Previously he taught at the Cleveland Institute of Music and the New England Conservatory.
He has conducted masterclasses in many countries across four continents, including at many of the leading music schools in North America, including Eastman School of Music, Hartt School, Mannes, Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Rice University, The Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto and the University of Cincinnati.
Since 2003, Aaron has been on the faculty of the Aspen Music Festival. He has also taught at many other summer music institutes including the Indiana University String Academy, Calgary Music Bridge, Peter the Great Music Festival (Groningen, Holland), Aria International Summer Academy (Massachusetts), Innsbruck Summer Music Academy (Missouri), Chautauqua Institution (New York), the Idyllwild Summer Program (California), Heifetz International Music Institute (Virginia), Marrowstone Music Festival (Washington), and The Encore school for strings (Ohio).
A frequent competition judge, Aaron has recently served at the Amsterdam Cello Biennale Competition, Beijing International Competition, Cassado (Japan), ISANG YUN Competition (Korea), Klein Competition, Paulo Cello Competition (Finland), Schadt String Competition and the Stulberg Competition.
Former Aaron students have occupied positions in major orchestras such as Chicago, St. Louis, Seattle, Dallas, Portland, St. Paul, Pittsburg, San Francisco, Utah, and the Metropolitan Opera-
to name a few. His students also participate in many award-winning ensembles, such as the Biava, Fry Street, American, Penderecki, Linden, Escher, Telegraph and Aeolus string quartets.
For enjoyment and enrichment, Aaron studies and plays the viola da gamba and baroque cello.

[@CelloBello]

Link to Richard Aaron's Scale Book here: drive.google.com/file/d/1Njfoux0Ig559jpNjipfOhfYQFy-dhr50/view?usp=sharing

[@Jiamochen2000]

I can't believe this kind of information is on the internet for free. Thank you so much!

[@simaoalcoforadobarreira9289]

There’s the link! You guys are amazing, thank you!

[@mettevunsjensen4094]

Thank you for much great advice. I really look forward to the book. How can I find it?

[@thecelloonline]

Thanks!

[@simaoalcoforadobarreira9289]

Please, would it be possible to have access to Mr. Aaron’s book? Thank you in advance

[@patrizioserino3660]

eccoti 😊

[@simaoalcoforadobarreira9289]

@@patrizioserino3660 noi siamo i veri nerd

[@mosaic_123-gp1ty]

Where can I get a copy of the book?

[@huckleberrysfriend]

What about the use of drones vs tuner for intonation practice?

[@EvanMontzka-gm4ri]

What book are those arpeggios and scales from?

[@huckleberrysfriend]

What of use of drone vs tuner?

[@huckleberrysfriend]

Dotzauer etudes/books
Popper too-