Course Syllabus
<p id="">Physical Commandments</p>
<p id="">#BBEM! The first four commandments are Breathing, Bouncing, Elbows, and Movement. What do each of these mean, and how do we practice them? Peled shows us not only how to follow these four rules correctly but demonstrates what it looks like to combine them in a way that’s natural and integrates the entire body.</p>
<p id="">Left-Hand Commandments</p>
<p id="">The left-hand commandments work together to provide a blueprint for everything we play on the cello: lift, pizz, shift, and cross. In this part of the course, Peled applies thoughtful analogies to each movement that keep us making very organic, human-like shapes.</p>
<p id="">Right-Hand Commandments</p>
<p id="">The last two commandments are for the right hand: Talk and Sing. Using the analogy of a “cello tongue” and the “cello lungs,” Peled shows us how to use the six joints of our bow arm to articulate effectively. He provides many valuable practice exercises, excerpts from the repertoire to practice, and finishes with a discussion of bow-hold and vibrato.</p>
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