Get THAT beautiful note on the CELLO NOW! My Method & Tips!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

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[@SWilla00946]

Im a freshman in college for cello rn but i also do percussion. Push/pull technique is often taught in terms of stick control and ability. I love finding parallels between instruments

[@young_aclement4134]

Thank you ! Thank you! You are so wonderful cello instructor! I love to watching and listening your teaching ❤️🙏🤟

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

You are welcome! Reading this makes me happy 😃

[@brianhaney5029]

You are an outstanding (and hilariously entertaining) pedagogue. Thank you! I’ve learned so many new techniques from you.

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Thank you so much! You made my day! Hope to continue that way! 😃

[@espomull]

I enjoyed this. You have a patient and fun way of explaining this motion. My teacher talks of gestures and this is just that. Also using your mind and imagination is a great reminder to us. Thank you.

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Very happy you enjoyed! Thank you so much! Yes, imagination is so powerful!

[@julietavida]

Ive watched this video at least 3 times, its so good, so helpful. You are a great musician...a Maestro! Thanks a lot.

[@Sarahbella79]

LOVE this video! One of the most helpful practice exercises I have tried yet! ❤

[@brendamann6106]

So what I am thinking is that when you do the push pull with the bow I think of the left hand as the hair resistance on the strings that cause the right hand/finger movements. With the wrist the circular motion comes from the hand and arm movement with the wrist passive. But if you do the hand and arm movements right the wrist makes that circular movement. I read also that the wrist passively follows the stick as it moves from frog to tip… ? If you stiffen or try to activate the wrist the arm/shoulder weight can’t transfer to the fingers and to the bow. It’s happening slowly, less trial and error now. I know when I have the movements, intonation, and angles right. There’s a feeling of control with the whole bow moving in a silken groove of energy. The cello just bursts into sound. It’s addicting. Thank you so much!

[@katygo2352]

Thank you for all your valuable advice. A pleasure to have them to work with.

[@barbara_vdWiel]

It is so motivating to hear that when you find that beautiful tone it will stick with you. So I keep searching and trying... 😅

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

It is what it is! Keep grinding and you will see that it will come on a moment you would never expect! 😃

[@ToxicJusticeBook]

Thank you for this excellent tip. I’m adding it to my warmup.

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

You are welcome!

[@stevenj9970]

Good points!!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Thanks Steven!

[@elderlourenco-biomusica3644]

Excelente exercício, para todos que conseguem ir além de técnica e pensa que tudo deve voltar para música. Gostei 👏

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@damguitarNYC]

You rock Ilia!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Cool! Thanks!

[@1GypsyFiddler]

Can you please show the view of what you see when you look down while playing? The movement of the hand, bow, etc?

[@anasmenendezmartinez7527]

Gracias Maestro, Justo a tiempo. Saludos desde Puerto Rico!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

De nada! Que bueno que llego a tiempo! Saludos desde Brazil!

[@anasmenendezmartinez7527]

@@IliaLaporevcellist Justo a tiempo por que tengo problemas con el sonido de esa primera nota. Ahora practicar!! Gracias mil.

[@remypa]

You're super!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Thanks Remy! Welcome back! 😃

[@newsigmundfreud3023]

👍🏻

[@ezequielcamacho5956]

Spanish subs please :(