BREITKOPF & HARTEL - 15131
The Cello Box (Der Cellokasten)
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- Publisher: Breitkopf & Härtel
- Instrumentation: Cello
- Binding: Softcover
- Dimensions: 9 in x 12 in
- Pages: 124
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The Cellokasten (Cello Case) offers a wealth of varied material for the beginner. Like the successful Geigenkasten, it can be used in teaching as a supplement to any cello method. And with its steadily increasing level of difficulty within each chapter, it can also serve as a kind of instruction method as well.
The chapters are devoted to the following topics:
- Games of posture and movement
- Music on open strings and fundamentals of bowing technique
- Playing with close stops and wide-stretch stops, high and low
- Combination of close stop, wide-stretch stop and chromaticism
- Playing, reading, notating rhythms; reading and notating tones
as well as improvisation in the chapter Inventing Music.
Along with lyrics for singing, there is almost always a second part, which lets two cello lovers make music together. The book offers songs and cello pieces for a variety of occasions and for every season. Interesting information about the instrument is also scattered throughout the book.
edited by Michael Dartsch and Susanne Richter
The chapters are devoted to the following topics:
- Games of posture and movement
- Music on open strings and fundamentals of bowing technique
- Playing with close stops and wide-stretch stops, high and low
- Combination of close stop, wide-stretch stop and chromaticism
- Playing, reading, notating rhythms; reading and notating tones
as well as improvisation in the chapter Inventing Music.
Along with lyrics for singing, there is almost always a second part, which lets two cello lovers make music together. The book offers songs and cello pieces for a variety of occasions and for every season. Interesting information about the instrument is also scattered throughout the book.
edited by Michael Dartsch and Susanne Richter