J.-L. Duport Cello Etude no 7 Best Cello Etudes Fast and Slow tempo

J.-L. Duport Cello Etude no 7 is one of the Best Cello Etudes. It focuses on playing sweeping 16th note chords , with stopped notes occurring on the downbeat of select measures. Challenges include keeping the bow under complete control and delivering even strokes that contact the strings equally, and quick chord shifts in the left hand.
The Studies for cello (Études pour violoncello) by Jean-Louis Duport (1749-1819), are very important part of cello pedagogical repertoire. Despite being over 200 years old, these etudes are still relevant to cellists today. Duport was a French cellist who, along with his brother Jean-Pierre Duport, revolutionized the performance of the cello. These etudes cover all aspects of cello technique such as developing right hand skills to play legato, staccato, spiccato and detache. Working on them with private cello teacher or with these video tutorials will help you to improve the left hand intonation accuracy, get confidence in making shifts and learning to play double stops.
0:00 Fast tempo
02:00 Slow tempo (quarter note 60)
5:58 The end
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[@vuke500]

I know this piece is so difficult that I need more effort to overcome, practice and practice for enjoying at last.

[@Cellopedia]

Yes, it is a difficult one. I know it is possible to play much better than I did.

[@ethanrhodes6518]

After months of persistence,my hard work on playing this etude is paying off

[@nightcoreyuno]

Can you play with ease now?

[@vuke500]

Specially thanks for your slow-motion this piece. Without this slow-motion, maybe I give up this difficult piece, your fingers movement is very important for reference in slow-movement. Thank very much!

[@wonderofasunrise3457]

This piece always makes me so emotional i love it!

[@leocactus]

Wonderful performance: a lot of emotion and sobriety 🎶🙏🏻💙👍

[@nightcoreyuno]

Your cello videos are the best! I can actually listen to the original first, then follow along with the slow tempo. I've learnt so much from you. Thank you!

[@Cellopedia]

Happy to hear it. All the best to you!

[@pia7057]

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[@Vince-wq8xr]

I am about to start learning this beautiful piece, thank you for this beautiful video!! :-) The slow tempo is really cool, it is so much cooler than to artificially slow the video speed (no sound deformation)

[@scottadelman5907]

Very Nice. Played this for my audition Etude piece to get into Curtis when I was 17. I guess Maestro Serkin and Soyer liked it. They let me in. Lol. Great Job.

[@Cellopedia]

Wow, congratulations! You have been learning from the best!

[@florinniculescu8872]

Amazingly beautiful despite its difficulty!!! The human nature tend to avoid whatever they cannot accomplish! Except the music playing which more and more rapturous as you realized you cannoy play it!!!!

[@mototudo]

No words!!! Simply Wonderful

[@ayandamakulwane9769]

Beautiful,!! amazing control especially in the slow version

[@jonathaslima6478]

Simply excellent, very educational in studying cello, his videos are one of the best. Congratulations for the work. Simplesmente excelente, muito educativo no estudo de cello, seus videos são os melhores. Parabéns pelo trabalho. sou fã do canal.

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you, Jonathas. So nice to hear from you again!

[@gemmapotter3067]

Thank you for all of these videos, you've been so helpful and have saved my sanity with the slow tempo examples with every video I've watched and used to aid my practise. If ever you find the time to make a video for J-P Duport's Etude 8 (Adagio cantabile) I, for one would certainly make good use of it. 🤞

[@petitmonstre77]

this gave me goosebumps!

[@rasohatskiy_andriy.]

Excellent!!!

[@carmengentile5292]

Fantastic. 😍

[@withjoae]

I loved this, very useful, and beautifully played, all your videos are amazing and extremely inspirational.

[@Cellopedia]

So happy to hear it. Happy New Year!

[@withjoae]

@@Cellopedia Happy New Year to you too!

[@vuke500]

So difficult this piece! But it is a challenge!

[@arphail8561]

I think the most important thing for this etude is knowing wich voice has the melody In this video you play mostly just sitting on bass but in 50% of etude you probably should try to hide it since melody is going in middle or upper voice Sorry for bad english, hope its not to much criticism Wish you all the best, love your content

[@Cellopedia]

You are absolutely right, there is always a way to play better or differently. I am always happy to listen to performances of great artists of past and present. All the best to you!

[@kolnik3553]

very well played, I taught it myself

[@Cellopedia]

This is so impressive!

[@mariolozano-arjona4516]

I've been studying the piece for some months and it is very difficult to me try to speed up the tempo, I am fine with quarter note 60 even 65, but i would like to know if there's any tip to move from 65 to 80, what are the bow decisions you made to allow you play the complete study in a regular but fast way. Thanks,

[@ameliemorris2425]

I hope you’ve progressed, maybe someone else will find this helpful: my teacher has me practice only the bow movements on open string with a metronome, since I didn’t have a problem with the fingering

[@thomasc.4637]

👌

[@Dumb_queerbitch]

I'm currently learning this number and number 8, it would be a great help if you did number 8 as well.

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you so much for a suggestion. Duport 8 is one of my favorite etudes. I wish I had time everything I like. Stay safe!

[@gemmapotter3067]

Same!

[@blackjack2253]

So there's this story about a guy that wanted to go to the castle...

[@gls9297]

Griffith?

[@variablestar90]

If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly 😉😄

[@philippemaury1689]

oh no too difficult for me. But i would like. but it's a little late now.

[@philippemaury1689]

What level do you need to have to play this study n°7?

[@Cellopedia]

I would say upper intermediate. Are you thinking about learning it?

[@lunitacorinadiaz5669]

ñ :)