What about finding a cello and getting the right size? Parents will find the answers clearly presented in detail in the Appendix Section (Parents' Section). What if adults want to learn? The Cello Book is presented in a way to attract and hold young folks' interest. However the teaching material is the very basics any Concert Cellist of 50 years uses. Adults love this book series, too.

What is the Secret of learning to be
a good cellist?

The Secret to learning to be a good cellist starts with a good bow hand. It is the energy of the bow hand that breathes the "Life Breath" into cello music. Mastering the bow hand should be learned first. The Basics of good sound production are presented in The Cello Book, Book 1.

This valuable book offers you the secrets of bow tone production used by Master Cellists in Carnegie Hall performances, broken down into an easy-to-learn, step-by-step format.

Cello has a reputation of being a very
hard-to-learn instrument. Is this true?

With the step-by-step, picture system, students are never overwhelmed at having to learn more than they can easily grasp at one time. The sequence of the learning steps is perfect to keep the student on the path of learning real accomplished cello playing.

So, is the cello a hard-to-learn instrument?

The answer is: Before The Cello Book, it used to be!

Find out just how easy it is!

Read the following examples from The Cello Book, Book 1.

Example:

Place the Bent Thumb on the Bow.

Can you help your child do the above examples?

The clarity and simplicity of the pictures
make The Cello Book a joy for anyone to use!

Anyone can learn to play the viola
quickly and easily!

AND YOU WILL LOVE THE FACT THAT
ONE LEARNS TO CREATE A GREAT SOUND,
RIGHT FROM THE START!