Cello repertoire and technique how to#

I started learning the cello a few years ago and early on discovered Ilse's YouTube channel. There is so much for all cellists to enjoy, and if you prefer not to take the Club hang or Lessons, or can not make the time, you will benefit from all that the Cello Club offers.

If you join the Cello Club and can NOT make any of the live lessons, you are still in the Club and have 100% access to everything that happens live. This space is helpful if you have trouble making your playing be heard because of your internet connection during the Club Hang. Other members can also help with tips and ideas. Anything you miss you can catch up with in your own time, and you can review your performance on anyone else’s from the Club Hang.Ĭello Club Chat - Share music and ideas, and videos, connect, be social, get inspired.ĪSK ILSE - A space for you to upload your videos and problem sections of your playing, and I will give you feedback and advice. You are as welcome to listen as to play.Īll live lessons, warm-ups and meetings will be archived for you to access. There is no pressure to play unless you want to. Watch, listen, learn and get inspired by one another. Get the motivation to work towards a performance in a non judgemental space. If you experience performance anxiety and nervousness, this is a great way to meet the challenge of performing for others. Join cellists from around the world to play a new piece you are working on, talk about cello and get positive feedback from each other. I will give you new ideas to work on each month and help you explore and develop your technique.Įvery fortnight, the Cello Club meets via Zoom. Warm-ups that work are essential to help you sound better when you practice and play. We practice learning by heart, or practice sight-reading by using the music provided. We explore the techniques, harmonic concepts and challenges the tunes present. In learning the melodies, and developing your accompaniment skills, you develop your arranging and composition skills and find a way to play with any music in any situation.

Cello repertoire and technique how to#

We look at chords and learn how to accompany the tunes. We will use Irish, other traditional tunes, classical melodies, rock, folk, and basically anything that can be played on the cello. Every fortnight learn tunes and how to accompany them.īe guided through melodies of every style.

Irish Airs for Solo Cello, Trad on Cello 1 and 2, Misty Mountains, Easy Irish Cello, Reel in the Year and all past lessons, warm-ups.and more added regularly. Anything you miss you can catch up with in your own time.īONUS - All currently available and future courses created by Ilse are included in your membership.

Including Irish tunes, cello duets, solo pieces, music shared from club members and music by Ilse.Īll live lessons, warm-ups and the Club Hang will be archived for you to access. Ask Ilse cello questions, share videos of your playing or problems and get feedback.Īn ever growing library of cello music. Share your questions, thoughts and tips with all of the cello club members. Get excited!!īe inspired by other cellists. Join the friendly space for a proven way to combat performance anxiety. Play for other cellists from around the world, share what you're working on, and get a chance to regularly perform via Zoom. A great way to grow a memorised repertoire! Warm-ups included in this module to keep your technique relaxed and supple. Irish, Bluegrass, Jazz, Classical, Contemporary, groovy, swinging, rocking and chopping. In these fortnightly online lessons you will learn tunes by ear, and how to play the chords and accompany them.