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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: Playing vibrato on the cello takes practice: learn how to use a metronome to practice vibrato 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 a way to practice is to set a metronome. Could you give me a metronome for a moment? MAN: Sure. FRANCIS JOSEPH SANTORI: Nice and slow. Right. Slower. Practice different speeds like half-time, whole-time. You could even do like [PLAYS NOTES WITH VIBRATO] being sure that you're rolling and not sliding like that. It's keeping the finger anchored in a spot and there's rolling around the pad in each one of your fingers. Using the metronome you can really learn to time it and give it a genuine timed effect."
eHow Article: How to Practice Cello Vibrato
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