Cello Scales with the "Universal Fingering"
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- This is a fingering pattern for 2-octave scales that you can use for EVERY single scale. It is a more advanced fingering - you need to be comfortable in positions 1-4 with extensions. This uses the "Wrong-Way Shift" technique, so it's helpful to watch that video first. There is a free pdf that shows all the fingerings at cellochaplin.wixsite.com/cell.... #cello #celloteacher
Amazing tutorial. Many thanks 🌹
This fingering does make memorizing scales easier.
I can't find the pdf, someone help?
Thank you
You're welcome
This is so fantastic and….encouraging, as have been trying to establish these finger pattens using closed positions: no open strings!!! Ab and relative minor F are favorites. Getting out of one’s comfort zone while as finding efficient/universal fingers! Thank you!!!
I'm super impressed that those 4-flats keys are your favorites - they are tough!!
@@CelloRefinery of course, that does necessarily mean that I play them well! But I enjoy improvising in keys that are less common! Do you have any tips on improving intonation in thumb positions where the intervals becoming increasingly close together?!
@lakeninevah Ken, what's cool about your question is that I literally just made and posted a short about how the spacing changes from 1st to 4th position. My plan is to do similar videos for higher positions as well, so I'm on your wavelength! You'll see those later this week, most likely.
Hi again - I just posted a video about working on intonation and adjusting to spacing in the lower thumb positions and just above 4th position. I'm not sure that hits your question exactly, but I'll make one soon about the highest notes and how squished together they are!
Thank you for this help! I have been dreaming about scales in the upper positions, but it has been unclear for some time..hard to find a book ( Klengel) that does not intimidate.
Glad it was helpful!