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: Get expert tips on legato and staccato bowing techniques on the cello 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: So I'm going to discuss legato bowing. Legato just means nice long notes or legato means long, I believe [PLAYS LEGATO]. Staccato bowing. Just one direction here, you can do two directions [PLAYS STACCATO]. Those are eighth notes, sixteenth notes [PLAYS SIXTEENTH NOTES STACCATO]."
eHow Article: How to Do Legato & Staccato Cello Bowing
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lovingflute said
on 8/20/2008 legato doesn't mean LONG......