How a Cello Virtuoso Practices Double Stops

[@donnewmeyer3133]

This is a revelation! Would especially be useful for the Britten solo suites.

[@jorgerivas1424]

Thanks so much! This is very helpful! Now that I'm finished with my Chopin piano recital, I can start focusing more on cello and will be hitting Yampolski more in my practice session. Yampolski was recommended to me by the principal cellist of a local symphony orchestra. Yampolski has a lot of double stop etudes.

[@PurpleFlaming00]

Thanks! I learned a lot!!!

[@xxbstpagexx]

I love this video. I started practicing the CMajor scale in JM’s thirds/fourths pattern after watching his “watch me practice” video a few months back. I wish I had kept it up. The sound, when tuned correctly, can be pleasant. I was mostly interested in intonation improvement, but from this explanation there are even more benefits. Thank you, Maestro.

[@CanadianDivergent]

yea I love that vid. Get to see what a master sounds like when just starting out for the day. hope he does more of those.

[@Lama-fg2tt]

Thank you very much, really interesting lesson. PS It would be nice to hear you live in Rome one day

[@samuelungar6528]

Really good video👍

[@colinmaclean26]

Our intermediate adult cello class is studying Just Intonation and Pythagorean Tuning.... Your exercises are great and I'm wondering how you incorporate intonation training into those various double-stop exercises?

[@jorgerivas1424]

Great exercises but he reminds me of actor David Warner from James Cameron's Titanic movie.

[@elisabetenunes4202]

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