Spiccato: Slow to Fast

Bouncing Bow at all Tempi. Cello lesson with Paul Katz.
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Sautilllé needs enough downward weight to activate the springiness of the bow stick and set the rebound in motion - Like a bouncing ball, throw it down - it will come up by itself.
-Paul Katz
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very good video!🎉

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Just what I needed to start my RCM Grade 3 studies. Thank you!

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Best of luck WheelieQueer!

[@PTCello]

You control the UP more than the drop. The bow drops from a given level. As long as that level is constant( and it will be if our arm level is controlled) We control the rebound rather than the drop itself.

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At least that is how it seems when I am actually playing.

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Seems is different than is.

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Wow!

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What is that song the young man plays at the end?

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Popper elfentanz

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Dohnanyi cello sonata

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The Popper Elfin Dance