Readers, do any of you have experience with stringed
instruments (and the use of rosin, in particular)? The rosin that I have is
very old, and I’m thinking it’s not working. I don’t really know what it’s
supposed to do (help the bow stay on the strings?) and how to tell if it’s
still useable or not. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
"All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Cello - Day 5
My right hand is still getting a bit sore from the bowing,
but hopefully that will ease up as it gets stronger from practicing. No really
amazing accomplishments today, but I did learn a new note (F natural) and that
was pretty tricky. I’m really working a lot on ear training with this
instrument, much more so than any of the other instruments I play (piano,
guitar, flute, alto saxophone, etc.). They all have keys, and yes, tuning is
important, but there is so much more room for error on the cello . . .that is
kind of scary. I’m steadily making progress through the level one book though,
so I’m looking forward to getting to learn some of the longer pieces soon. J
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