Cello Tutor | Cello Technique V: Shifting: the basic principles of changing positions

[@barriereid9244]

Wisdom through the years reaching a student in need.

[@wonderwagon3304]

This is an amazing lesson! You address the most key issues about shifting and go into enough detail that it's very clear and useful. Thank you!

[@brunosampaio7239]

You are a great player and teacher, and your lessons helped me immensely. Thank you very much, and congratulations!

[@homecooking1165]

I’m 11 years old I love playing cello and I learn a lot from you

[@imanabusara4134]

So brilliant we are lucky to have access to a professional teacher like you, I gonna be working with those videos to improve my sound and techniques! Loved it !

[@ahyungrocks5509]

Best teacher on youtube. He speaks with a language and pace that helps me understand as a new player.

[@kittyaxelson-berry8537]

This is a very good review of what I am learning from from my wonderful cello teacher, Ignacy Gaydamovich in Amherst, MA. Thank you!

[@shelleynewood6841]

You are an awesome teacher.

[@joycemeade4275]

As video progressed the sync between sound and visual slipped and became disconcerting - especially when teaching shifting ... things didn't match. But I like very much how thorough you are and how you give student the reasons behind why we do what we do. Thank you.

[@urquisabicalho5047]

boa noite Hans Zentgraf. na escuta e atenta as suas sugestões. obrigada.

[@callanhulett503]

What is the name of the Starker piece you played at the start? Fantastic lesson

[@susannaweiss6028]

Super hilfreich! Dankeschön!

[@ninjaaron]

I love this guy, even if he's a little shifty.

[@KristiGay1973]

Hee hee

[@DanielKodiak]

I have the same posture as you and I have received a lot of criticism because my body is angled when I play. Especially when I do a big shift.

[@MsCellobass]

Very involved.

[@stevenj9970]

Speaking of stretching, I, like my teacher - the late great Frank Miller can not only stretch a 4th, but I can stretch a fifth...as in on the D string first finger on E natural and fourth finger on B natural (all without moving my hand, only one other cellist I know has that reach, we happen t play in the same symphony together and enjoy showing off passage work where we do not need to shift positions nor cross strings.....we're the exception rather than the rule, mind you....

[@user-ek7vy5vz4h]

Have you given up to post Cello lessons? I would welcome a new lesson....

[@TheSpeenort]

It was a little difficult watching this because the video and audio weren't synchronized.