How to Store a Cello
How to Store a Cello Bow
How to Prepare a Cello Bow
Tips on Cello Parts
Tips on Cello Parts: Part 2
How to Tune a Cello
Cello Tuning Demonstration
How to Hold a Cello Bow
Cello Bowing Techniques
How to Position a Cello Bow
How to Hold a Cello
Cello Free Standing Storage Tips & Advice
How to Mark a Cello End Pin
How to Do Legato & Staccato Cello Bowing
How to Pluck the Cello
Cello Plucking & Bowing Tips
How to Play Cello Vibrato
How to Practice Cello Vibrato
Cello Sliding Techniques
How to Do Cello Hammer On's & Pull Off's
Cello Finger Position Tips
How to Do Cello Double Bowing
Cello Double Bowing Demonstration
Summary: Cello bows are very expensive and it's important to protect them from damage; learn about storing cello bows and using cello bow cases in this free music lesson video.
As an Austin multi-instrumentalist musician, Francis Joseph Santori composes and performs live electronic music playing electiric and acoustic instruments such as bass, sarod, oud,...read more
"FRANCIS JOSEPH SANTORI: The bow. The bow, frequently, is as expensive, if not more frequently, more expensive than the instrument itself. Its construction can dramatically affect the sound of your cello. I personally keep my bow in its own case. The reason for this is frequently in travel the bow can become dislodged from its holder within the plastic case and damage the instrument or the bow itself. I will also carry the bow on the airplane or on the bus in my hand so that I can be sure that nothing happens to it."
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