You are welcome! Spiccato is something that will develop by itself after some time. But this method is the easiest way to understand and to put it in practice! Glad you found it useful! Have a great weekend!
@@IliaLaporevcellist Thank you! I am new subscriber to your channel and greatly enjoying every video 🤩 thanks for sharing your knowledge in concise and very practical ways ❤️
I was trying to figure out why I could not do this bow stroke. A few simple words from you literally made me able to play Pezzo correctly now! It was literally night to day transformation, thank you 😃
Great to hear that! Awesome! It was the way that I learned the basics. Obviously it will take the time to master it and to polish 😊 Thank you for watching!
@the cello online Thank you! Glad you find it useful! Spiccato comes of course with time. But this is the ‘easy’ way to understand the bow stroke. I always try this way with beginner cellists and wow, some of them just get it immediately!
Great content, thanks for this amazing video! I was wonderig about up bow issues, when it sounds "weaker" than down bows. Maybe practicing with different accent patterns could help on this?
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@@IliaLaporevcellist Grutzmacher no 4 + Popper no 6, both in Spiccato. "It's okay, you can start slowly, at your own pace, like quarter note = 80 bpm..." The etudes is in 16h notes kkkkk
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Very clear explanation, very useful tip, thank you very much ! 😊
You are welcome! Spiccato is something that will develop by itself after some time. But this method is the easiest way to understand and to put it in practice! Glad you found it useful! Have a great weekend!
@@IliaLaporevcellist Thank you! I am new subscriber to your channel and greatly enjoying every video 🤩 thanks for sharing your knowledge in concise and very practical ways ❤️
@Wood Side Story Welcome to the family! 😃
Still cannot belive that all of these gems are completely free.. Thank you sooooo much.
Great video!Very helpful!🎉🎉😊
Glad you found it very helpful! Thank you!
I was trying to figure out why I could not do this bow stroke. A few simple words from you literally made me able to play Pezzo correctly now! It was literally night to day transformation, thank you 😃
Great to hear that! Awesome! It was the way that I learned the basics. Obviously it will take the time to master it and to polish 😊 Thank you for watching!
Great lesson! Thanks for sharing with us! :)
Thank you my friend! Have we ever tried this method? 🤔 If not, give it a try! 😃
VERY good and easy and understandable...you could teach cello teachers, how to convey as well❤
Glad it was easy to understand! 😊
Love the examples, so much great information.
@the cello online Thank you! Glad you find it useful! Spiccato comes of course with time. But this is the ‘easy’ way to understand the bow stroke. I always try this way with beginner cellists and wow, some of them just get it immediately!
Great content, thanks for this amazing video! I was wonderig about up bow issues, when it sounds "weaker" than down bows. Maybe practicing with different accent patterns could help on this?
Suggestion. First explain/demonstrate what a spicato is (and the other 2 you mention) then explain how to do it.
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Straight to point, this is what I like.
Thank you for this helpfull video, I am adult cello learner.
Very good presentation,thanks
Thank you!
Bravo
The timing is perfect! I mean, have 2 spiccato etudes to show to Pablito next class haha
Hahahaha! Maravilha! Which 2 spiccato Etudes? Ah, Pablito 😂
@@IliaLaporevcellist Grutzmacher no 4 + Popper no 6, both in Spiccato.
"It's okay, you can start slowly, at your own pace, like quarter note = 80 bpm..." The etudes is in 16h notes kkkkk
@Kaisuky Kamimura Oh no…poor thing! 😂 But…someone said once, if you can it slowly, then you can it fast!