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The sound of the cello is said to be very close to the sound of the human voice. Perhaps for this reason, many composers such as Bach and Haydn have written works specifically for the instrument. Even though we often associate the cello with classical music, these days cello is heard in pop, rock, and hip hop as well.
Flexible Schedules
We know that everyone's situation is a little different, so when we match you with a teacher we keep your schedule in mind. Lessons can be 45, 60, or 90 minutes long depending on your needs.
Perhaps you have an interest in the cello. If so, you came to the right place. Encore Music Lessons has assisted many students of various ages and abilities in connecting with professional cello instructors in their area.
Learning the cello is good for you
While it's fun to learn an instrument, it may also benefit your health. Playing your cello can relieve stress and help you feel more grounded in the present.
In your lessons you can learn the basics of playing the cello. Your teacher can show you how to hold the bow properly with your right hand, and how to apply pressure to get a clean sound. Lessons will also address proper left hand technique including positions and the production of vibrato.
Intermediate and advanced students may be interested in particular pieces or musical genres. Students who have upcoming auditions can feel free to take some lessons to help prepare.
Whatever you're looking for in an instructor, we're sure to match you with someone who's a good fit. To find out more feel free to call us at 212-537-6746 or 800-417-4620.
Student Reviews
Jesse is a great piano teacher. He is patient with his students and uses up the full session teaching valuable things. His passion for the piano really shows and influences me to be passionate about it too. I recommend Jesse as a piano teacher to kids or adults.
Diana Silfen - New York, NY Teacher: Jesse S.About the Cello
The cello's versatility made it popular with composers in the mid- to late twentieth century, encouraged by soloists who specialized in contemporary music (such as Siegfried Palm and Mstislav Rostropovich) commissioning from and collaborating with composers.
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