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Cello Bow Basics: Rosin
Now that we have covered how you should adjust the bow for playing the cello in the previous lessons, can we now play the cello? No. If you use a new bow on the cello strings you will find that you don't get any sound from it!
The hairs are simply too smooth when we use it like this. The hairs on the cello bow need more friction when we move it over the strings, for this we need something that is called rosin. So what is Rosin?
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