HOW TO PRACTICE ON INTONATION - CELLO TUTORIAL - ILIA LAPOREV | 4K
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Hi folks! In this Cello TUTORIAL I will show you "how you have to PRACTICE on INTONATION!"
Hope you like it! :-)
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Thanks a lot, I go to a music focused school and everyone plays and Instrument. I Play the Cello since 7 years now and I‘m okay but your Videos really helped me improve my playing and it makes fun again :)
The best moment in the video was 2:36. Now seriously, thank you very much, this is so helpful!
lol! That moment 😂 Glad you liked it!
My beginner cello teacher always told me, "use your ears, not your eyes". She never let her students put tape or stickers on her instruments.
That spaghetti comment made me laugh :D you sound like a great teacher!
lol! Teaching doesn’t have to be always serious 😄 Thanks!
@@IliaLaporevcellist Love it! :))
I just started playing the cello. And I love it! Cello has been my favorite instrument for at least 20 years!
It's still pretty tough. But there is definitely progress. Yay!
Purely out of curiosity… What I would love to know, is how can I try vibrato? It's still a long way until I should practice that. But when I try, I have a hard time combining bow movement and the wiggling of the left hand.
thank you very much, this was exactly what I was searching for 🤗
Thank you very much Ilia!! I'll try it
You are welcome! Definitely worth trying it! Let me know afterwards if it helped!
Excelente! Muito bom!
Valeu Boaz!
Thank You so much just what I need rigth now
You are welcome! Glad you find it useful!
thank you for this!
You are welcome!
Great video. Thank you.
The cello is the instrument I wish to learn next, once I can get one.
I've been playing classical music on a keyboard for two years now. I know a piano would be better for me but it's out of my financial reach.
The lower notes may cause me some difficulty in terms of intonation. That is where I have some hearing loss, in the lower ranges.
How much vibration can you feel when you play the cello?
I have a mix of hearing loss and auditory processing disorder. I do wear hearing aids.
You have anyway amazing hands! I think big hands help a lot 😉
That always helps 😄
Dear Illia, this intonation is going to kill me. I practice a lot but everytime I miss tones.... Gosh, I am so sad now.... I do not know what to do....
5:01 my cello colleagues would tell me to center my vibrato in order to play in tune.
Muito obrigada por compartilhar seus conhecimentos e experiência!!!
De nada! Só que infelizmente não consego ter sempre legenda em Português! Mas vai sair um vídeo legendado em Português onde eu falo sobre estrutura e strategia de repertório! Obrigado você!
Hello! What is the name of that tune? It's so beautiful!
Hi Hannah! There are 2 different tunes I am playing in this video: 1) Beethoven: 5th Symphony 2nd mouvement and later on in the video I play the 2) Elegy by Gabriel Fauré! Hope that helps! Glad you liked it 🙂
Interesting that I came across this after having just watched your video on that piece.
I find the biggest problem in intonation is the extended position. The whole step between 1 and 2 is almost always too small. For this reason I begin this excerpt with 3 1 4 instead of 2 1 4. There is no particular problem reaching a major third between 1 and 4, but 2 1 rarely yields a perfect perfect fourth, or an appropriately expressive major second. The problem seems to persist even in my professional students as a certain kind of laziness develops over time and repeated usage. Did you notice that your Ab is always different when it is approached from the low Eb 2 than from its scalar approaches? .... or the difference between the Fs in the G F Eb passage: 4 2 1 on the D string and the the 2 4 2 F on the G string in the scalar passage? The D string fingering leads to a lower F and the G string passage is perfect. In extended position it is only 1-2 that is extended, and this is not sufficiently emphasized in pedagogy as far as I can hear.
Muifo bom
Muito obrigado!