Fingerings is a big subject that can’t be adequately covered in one Talk, but here are a few of my own ground rules, with examples.
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Cello Talk 93: Fingerings
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Cello Talk 91: Conquering the Fingerboard
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“Octave rubs” is an exercise that I invented – as far as I know. It is helpful in gaining a sense of the geometry of the fingerboard, and for teaching the left hand to find the correct finger spacing for any location.
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