Marvelous lesson. If you slur 2 fingered notes (in other words, not open strings) that are a *perfect 4th* apart, do you bar the left hand on the fingerboard, or use 2 different fingers?
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Thank you! Very helpful video for this beginning cellist! My slurs are already way better!
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you ever so much.
Ty 😃
Very helpful, Lauren, thank you! This is one of the problems I run into most often.
Marvelous lesson. If you slur 2 fingered notes (in other words, not open strings) that are a *perfect 4th* apart, do you bar the left hand on the fingerboard, or use 2 different fingers?
Excellent explanation, what if you have to play on a non-adjacent string, like passing from G to A?
Thank you!
Play it on the D, or skip that part and hope nobody notices.
@@MrAh1123581321 that only works if you’re going from a to g
Thank you!
Helpful. Thanks.
Is this technique slightly different when standing up?
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Does Lauren do online lessons?
Lauren has her online lessons in our lessons library discoverdoublebass.com/lessons-library/ and also offers Skype lessons for regular students. For details you are welcome to drop us a message via our contact page. discoverdoublebass.com/contact