The Bach Cello Suite No. 1 Study Book for Cello

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Another great product from Cassia Harvey.

I wanted to learn the prelude to the Bach cello suites, but on its own, it's daunting! These exercises develop and build the necessary skills. The book is a LOT longer (more pages) than I was expecting, which means that a cellist has a LOT of support to develop skills and learn each movement. I am an adult, have taken lessons for 4 years, and am by no means a "talented" or "gifted" musician. I have to put in a lot of work to progress. I love the structure of this book and hope I can find something similar for my next big cello project... though this will likely keep my occupied for years! :)

I've only worked through the first few sections in this book but I can see how well though out it has been, providing bite-sized technical exercises that take you through each movement a few bars at a time. Cassia Harvey seems to have the knack of homing in on the essentials of cello technique, leaving the player (after considerable work) with the means to focus on their interpretation rather than worrying about the notes.

無伴奏ﾁｪﾛの｢あの曲｣が弾きたい。って事でﾉﾘで買ったﾁｪﾛ。vln歴が長いからﾅﾝﾄｶなるやろ？と思ったら、何ともならず、大人しくｳｪﾙﾅｰを練習する日々(ｺﾚはｺﾚで充分楽しい)本書は私の様なﾐｰﾊｰなﾔﾂの需要にﾋﾟｯﾀﾘ!!!需要は有るんだな。やはり。んで、早速購入。早速弾いてみる。ﾊﾟｯｾｰｼﾞを噛み砕いて、まずはｻﾞｯｸﾘ把握して、徐々に近付ける作戦。なるほどなるほど。とりあえずｶﾞｰっとP6くらいさらってみると、確かに効果はある。ﾄﾞﾀﾊﾞﾀしなくなる、と言うか。先にﾚﾋﾞｭｰを寄せた人は、それなりにﾁｪﾛに慣れてると思われます。ようやく初心者の段階の私には、合う。元のﾊﾟｯｾｰｼﾞを使って音も似か寄る為、弾いてて｢ｿﾚっぽい｣響きもあり、ﾓﾁﾍﾞも保てるのは、弾いて解ります。