I believe it’s the hardest aspect of cello playing to acquire as an adult learner and yet it’s something we all yearn for right off the bat.

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In reality, learning to play the cello can feel more like a rollercoaster ride than a steady hike.

If you are currently experiencing a plateau, here are some of the tools I use to start moving towards my next breakthrough.

In this blog post I’m going to cover the common pitfalls a serious adult learner is going to encounter on his/her journey towards cello mastery.

I’ve been asked this question a number of times, usually after I tell someone that I started my cello journey at 25.

The right instrument can make learning the cello much easier and thus much more enjoyable.

In our adult lives physical tension simply becomes a part of our daily routine.

There are a few things that I use almost daily as a cellist.

Depending upon our approach to practice, our motivation can either feel like a boulder or a snowball.

Is your left hand too tense while playing?

Add this flexibility exercise onto my exercise for finding your ideal bow grip to help build supple fingers.

Here is a great exercise I learned to help build flexible fingers while holding the bow.

Is your thumb uncomfortable or locked up when you grip the bow?

Attention adult cellists! Is your C string sounding a little weak?

A good bow grip is completely secure and completely comfortable.

I’m going to create a little tension: it’s not too late.