Cello Basic Exercises 170. Book 2

Author: (German) Schr?der (ed.)
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The "170 Studies for Cello" compiled by the German (American) cellist C. Schroder has been widely used as a foundational textbook by many peers around the world. This teaching material is concise in selection and systematically arranged. It comprehensively covers various technical training aspects, including finger positions across all positions, different bowing techniques, particularly shifting exercises and dynamic training. The difficulty progression is well-structured, reflecting the principle of gradual learning. This textbook serves as a relatively comprehensive resource for cultivating various types of performers (including orchestral musicians, chamber musicians, ensembles, and soloists). Through years of teaching practice, I believe this textbook is highly effective. The People's Music Publishing House once published a photocopied edition of this textbook in 1979. At the invitation of the publisher, I have revised and updated this material, providing explanations for the training objectives and practice methods of each exercise. The selection of material is concise, and the arrangement of pieces is highly systematic. It thoroughly covers finger positions across all positions, different bowing techniques, particularly shifting exercises and dynamic training. The difficulty progression is well-structured, reflecting the principle of gradual learning.