Bow Grip Exercise for Adult Cello Learners
It’s funny how some of the most basic things you have to learn in order to play the cello are also the same things you will likely spend years refining and exploring.
A good bow grip is completely secure and completely comfortable. We have to learn how to develop fingers that are supple and pliant but don’t relinquish any control over the bow.
Here is an exercise that you can practice away from the cello to help build better finger flexibility and control for your bow grip!
Learn the essential music theory you actually need to begin playing with confidence—without feeling overwhelmed.
I guarantee that taking these 5 points to heart will be a tremendous boost to your learning curve.
For the vast majority of adults starting out their cello journeys, I recommend renting a cello first.
Do you feel like you don’t have enough time to get your practice in? (Or, that you’re not maximizing the precious time you have?)
