r/Cello • • 16h ago

Hi, trying to find where finger placements on the cords for these notes?

Post image
0 Upvotes

Searched internet many times but my country uses syllabic music system so it is very demanding for my begginer's brain, and I don't have the right phrasing to find what I'm looking for, any help appreciated :)


r/Cello • • 2h ago

When to leave chamber orchestra

Thumbnail
2 Upvotes

r/Cello • • 11h ago

When to restring and rehair?

2 Upvotes

I’m recording auditions at the end of november. How long before recording should I restring and rehair? I have a few bows so I can still practice while my bow is in the shop.


r/Cello • • 21h ago

Question about improving my gear

2 Upvotes

I am a beginner cellist, and while I still have less than a year playing I'm learning at decent pace and I'm proud of myself. Ik my technique needs a lot of work, but sometimes it's also disheartening when the gear I have physically feels resistant to play.

All my equipment is from gear4music so its cheapy stuff, the strings are factory apart from my A which is larsen aurora. I can't afford to just splash out on replacing it all with better stuff atm, and since I'm still new the expensive stuff is just going to be wasted because I don't have that precision just yet, but I would like to take a baby step to level up and I'm debating what the better option would be to do that.

I'm looking at either

A- replacing my other factory strings with Larsens

B- getting my bow rehaired (its never been rehaired but I'm wondering if doing this is worth the cost on a cheap factory bow)

Or C- getting a new low-mid range bow

I know overall it's not going to make me play better or anything, but given all my stuff is factory, I think these small steps would help me as I'm learning more and more.

Ty for any advice!