Essential Technique 2000, for Strings Cello Book 3 (intermediate technique studies, Cello Book 3)
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- Format
- 48 pages, Paperback
- First published
- 2004
- Publishers
- Hal Leonard Corporation
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Reviews
I highly recommend any of the Essential series book by Hal Leonard. They have been edited and updated throughout the years to be far superior to any other book I have come across for learning an instrument.
Great for beginners or those just new to that instrument.
As a music educator in teaching, I purchased this book for one of my string courses. This book has a very thorough way of explaining the concepts and teaches you from the beginning.
Simple to understand and use. A lot of bang for the buck.
PROS:All of these books are comprised of exercises that really help the beginning cellist get a quick grasp of what's in store for them should they want to continue. They're laid out in an orderly fashion, and the CD has each exercise played twice; once with the cello so you can hear what it sounds like, once more without the cello for you to play that part.
My daughter (8th grade) uses this for class and says it's really easy to understand and gives good tips, definitions, and fun facts.