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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: From the tail piece to the end pin, learn about the different parts of a cello with expert tips on cellos 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: This is your tailpiece, usually made of ebony. And here, your tailpiece holds the ends of the strings after if crosses the bridge to maintain your tension all the way across the length of the neck. And then this tailpiece extends and wraps around your end pin. Your end pin. This is your tightening screw to open and close it. You bring it out to a different length, depending on your size and how you sit. You tighten it up. Close this now. This is our neck and this is our fingerboard. This is the playing surface of the instrument. These are, obviously, your tuners and this is your scroll."
eHow Article: Tips on Cello Parts: Part 2
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