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The Cello Explained: Cello Parts
Now let's look at your cello and look at all different parts. First we simply will look at all the names and later on explain what each part is and how it is used.
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1 Belly, or body
2 String
3 Tuning Peg
4 Scroll
5 PegBox
6 Nut
7Fretboard
8 Bridge
9 Tail Piece
10 Tail Spike
11 Fine Tuner
12 F Hole
Try and remember all these parts, it will really help you understand future lessons much easier.
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Cello Music Theory Basics: Octaves
These parts in our note system are actually octaves and it's very easily explained by using our cello string as an example. A note is a certain frequency. This means that when you play it, it starts v
Cello Music Theory Basics: Note Numbers
Now that you know how the basics of the note system, and how it works, let's look a little closer at note names. We already know that some notes are similar when you play them on the cello, just a lit
Cello Music Theory Basics: Note Numbers, Counting
Lets take a first simple note number example starting on the A2. Take a look at the next sheet music and piano layout example
Cello Music Theory Basics: Note Numbers, C to C
Next we start our note counting example on the C2. Take a look at the next sheet music and piano layout example
Cello String Notes: Notes on The Cello
Next lets look at where all these notes are on the Cello. Take a look at the next 4 notes in the cello sheet music and look at where these 4 notes are on the piano sheet music.
Cello Sheet Music: Note Reading Game 1
Let's try to read some notes in cello sheet music!
In this next game you will only get 3 options, the F, the G or the A. So this should be very easy.
Remember the F is on the reference line
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