Introducing my favourite teaching materials: ADVANCED (Grade 6 to conservatoire)

In this video, Julia introduces the books and materials she uses to work with advanced students.
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FORGOT TO MENTION
Rick Mooney: Thumb Position for Cello & Thumbs of Steel - both available on Amazon
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Popper High School of Cello Playing: s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/us...
Popper Op. 76: s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/us...
Feuillard Daily Exercises: vmirror.imslp.org/files/imgln...
Lidström Essential Warm-up Routine: stainer.co.uk/shop/cld116/
Student concertos by Klengel, Goltermann, Romberg, Davidov etc: www.imslp.org
Antonova Collection of Pieces: ruslania.com/en/sheetmusic/15...
British cellist Julia Morneweg enjoys a flourishing international career, having performed as a soloist and chamber musician at venues including the Purcell Room, St. John’s Smith Square, St. David’s Hall Cardiff, Zurich Tonhalle, Daning Theatre Shanghai and many others. She is Joint Artistic Director of the London-based ensemble ChamberMusicBox, works as a guest with some of Britain's finest orchestras and can be heard on numerous film and television soundtracks.
Based in London, Julia is a highly sought-after teacher with an exceptional track record of student success. Her past and present students have held music scholarships at many of the most prestigious independent schools including St. Paul’s Boys School, Latymer, Alleyns, Francis Holland, Channing School, Sevenoaks, Godolphin and Latimer, JAGS, Whitgift and many others. She has given masterclasses and lead workshops at institutions such as the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Cyprus Youth Symphony Orchestra, Music for the Future (Slovenia), the RCM Summer School, Enterprise Scotland and Tanglin Trust School in Singapore.
Having started teaching online during the pandemic, Julia now works with students worldwide. Visit her website www.juliamorneweg.com for more information about lessons.

[@Valdir1981]

Thank you!

[@thorlalangley1189]

Thank you

[@Evelyn-zn6td]

I would really LOVE to see some teaching videos on the popper etudes. My son is working through op. 76 now, but he doesn’t get any instruction on what the teaching points are or what he should focus on. It’s just “learn another line”.

[@Evelyn-zn6td]

Another thought, perhaps you could go through the op 73 book and explain the main teaching points of each (or your favorite) etudes. That way students watching can trouble shoot their technique by practicing an etude that focus on the point that they want to work on. I’ve just ordered the book by Mat that you recommended. It sounds like he describes his teaching points, which is so helpful. It would be nice to have this sort of overview for the popper etudes.

[@juliamorneweg5416]

Hi Evelyn! Thank you so much for your lovely feedback. The Popper Studies are on my list of videos to create (hopefully this summer). Unfortunately, I barely manage to record anything while the concert season and academic year are in full swing from September to June. In the meantime, I'd be very happy to work with your son online if you'd like some targeted help. Feel free to drop me a message via my website. J

[@Jacque-ep4st]

Great mini series 😊 videos, extremely comprehensive

[@juliamorneweg5416]

Glad you like them!

[@scottlytle457]

Thanks Julia! (you rock)

[@juliamorneweg5416]

Hey Scott! How's that Popper doing? ;-)

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