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Solos for Young Cellists, Volume 1: Digital Audio Download

Selections from the Cello Repertoire

Performed by Cellist Carey Cheney with Pianist David Dunford

Item: 00-AA-0000068

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1 01 Frere Jacques - Pattern 1 --:--
2 02 5 Lieder, Op --:--
3 03 The Little Fiddle --:--

01 Frere Jacques - Pattern 1

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Series: Solos for Young Cellists
Publisher: Alfred Music
UPC: 038081362342
SKU: 00-AA-0000068

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Why we love this

A curated audio companion that lets young cellists hear exactly what they're working toward before they play a single note. The recordings model healthy technique and musical phrasing across a thoughtfully assembled collection, giving students an ear-training resource that doubles as a practice motivator.

What to expect

Accessible and encouraging, these solos strike a balance between technical clarity and genuine musicality. Each piece gives students a complete musical statement to grasp, not just technical exercises.

Who it's for

Young cellists working through foundational repertoire who benefit from hearing a model performance. Teachers introducing students to the habits of listening actively while learning will find this especially valuable for home practice and self-directed learning.

How to get the most out of it

  • Listen through the entire recording once without your instrument to absorb the phrasing and character before tackling the score.
  • Play along with the audio at a slower tempo first, using it as a learning tool rather than a performance goal.
  • Study how the recorded cellist shapes the melodic lines and manages vibrato to identify interpretive choices you can adapt to your own sound.

How to use it

Assign these as supplementary listening homework throughout the year so students encounter a broader range of repertoire than they can perform in lessons. They work particularly well for the early months of study when building listening habits and ear training alongside first solos.

Skills your students will build

  • Active listening and aural modeling of phrasing
  • Understanding the sound of healthy cello technique
  • Identifying musical interpretation choices in familiar repertoire
  • Building confidence by hearing polished versions of pieces at their level

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