Incredibly Useful Exercises, MEDIUM SPICCATO

[@hayjazz7318]

Thank you

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

You're more than welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@daniellemeyer5159]

This is the most helpful presentation of spiccato I have ever seen. Thank you.

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

Thank you so much, Danielle! I'm so glad you found it useful. Happy new year, and I hope you're well! Dennis

[@mariacynojosa82]

Thanks for share with us this wonderful information.

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

You're more than welcome, Maria. Hope you're well, and thanks for watching

[@mensemey8553]

Huge thanks 🙏

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

You're welcome, menmnb! Thank you and happy new year!

[@clovismusic007]

Nice and generous!

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

Thanks for watching, Clovis!

[@Badtvset]

Very useful and and well taught!

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

Thank you, tv. Much appreciated. Happy new year to you and yours, and I hope you're well. Dennis

[@gonzajs]

Te quiero mucho

[@zdenekpazourek1086]

Dear mr. Whittaker, thank you very much for this! What type of spiccato would you recommend for the Zauberflöte excerpt?

[@incrediblyusefulexercises]

Thanks for watching, Z. That excerpt is fast and very quiet. Definitely Light spiccato. I barely make any volume in the Houston Grand Opera - I let the cello make the sound, and I just make a little chiff.