Author : Pat Legg, Alan Gout

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Variety enriches the experience of musical exploration, and this principle is at the heart of First Repertoire for Cello. This initial volume of a three-part series features a thoughtfully curated selection of pieces that are progressively graded, allowing young cellists to delve into the instrument's distinctive sounds while engaging with an excellent range of introductory literature. The repertoire includes notable works such as Walther's Prize Song from The Mastersingers, Largo from Sonata No. 3, and the second movement of the Emperor Quartet, among others, providing a diverse and enriching foundation for budding musicians.

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A collection of exercises for Cello by Gordon Epperson.

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The acclaimed and award-winning series progresses with a curated selection of pieces that encompass a broad spectrum of styles and genres, designed to provide you with an exceptional repertoire of music at an early stage.

Author : Michael Rose

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Eight delightdul pieces in a variety of styles for the young cellist. The tuneful cello part is effective when played alone and combines with a straightforward piano accompaniment to make an attractive and characterful suite of pieces.

Author : Various

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This comprehensive book supports the ABRSM's Initial Grade Cello syllabus from 2024, offering a carefully curated selection of exam pieces, scales, and sight-reading material. The collection features three pieces from each of Lists A, B, and C, providing an attractive and varied repertoire to suit every performer, whether preparing for Practical or Performance Grade exams. Alongside the musical content, the book includes helpful footnotes and useful syllabus information for those studying for exams. Additionally, audio recordings of all nine pieces, as well as piano accompaniment tracks, are provided via a download code included in the book.

Author : Various

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Author : Various

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Now available in its third edition, Abracadabra Cello features a modern design that makes it an excellent resource for both students and instructors. This edition maintains the same repertoire as the other titles in the Abracadabra Strings series, allowing for flexible use in group lessons and mixed ensemble performances. When used independently, it is also well-suited for one-on-one instruction. The book includes familiar tunes arranged in 20 progressive learning steps, along with duets, trios, and parts for teachers. It provides clear fingering and bowing diagrams, as well as succinct explanations of music theory, ensuring that fundamental concepts are effectively taught. Each new technical skill is reinforced through multiple pieces that incorporate that specific technique.

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This pupil's book offers an engaging and thorough introduction to the foundational aspects of playing the cello. As part of the Abracadabra Strings Beginners series, it serves as a precursor to the established Abracadabra books. The titles within this series are designed to complement one another, making them suitable for ensemble, group, and whole-class instruction, while also being effective for individual lessons. The book features a variety of activities, games, and musical pieces that cover essential skills such as maintaining proper posture, mastering bow hold, finger positioning, and pitch recognition, alongside developing rhythm and reading notation. Additionally, the accompanying CD supports pitch development through performances and backing tracks, encouraging students to practice outside of lessons. The curriculum consistently reinforces core concepts, guiding students toward "performance pieces" that integrate and highlight the skills they have acquired.