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Workbook for Strings, Book 2: Cello Book

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Workbook for Strings, Book 2: Cello Book

By Forest Etling

Item: 00-13176

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This series of workbooks for beginning and intermediate players is designed to save rehearsal time by keeping classroom explanation to a minimum. Published in separate books for each of the stringed instruments, the take-home assignments stress the names of notes, finger patterns, scales, key signatures, terms and symbols, and other information necessary to prepare the string player thoroughly for orchestra participation.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 40
ISBN10: 0-7390-1511-7
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-1511-7
UPC: 038081001852
SKU: 00-13176
Instrumentation: Cello

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Why we love this

This workbook cuts through the noise of rehearsal time by putting the conceptual work on the student's shoulders at home. Cello students come to rehearsal already knowing their note names, finger patterns, and key signatures, which means your sectionals can focus on sound, intonation, and ensemble balance instead of stopping to explain fundamentals.

Who it's for

Beginning and intermediate cello students who need structured, independent reinforcement of core string technique concepts. This workbook pairs with your orchestra repertoire to ensure students understand the building blocks they're applying in rehearsal.

How to use it

Assign sections of this workbook as take-home practice that directly supports the keys and finger patterns appearing in your current orchestra music. The systematic approach to note names and scales means you can confidently move forward with more demanding repertoire, knowing your section has the reference material they need.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and naming notes on the cello staff
  • Understanding finger patterns across positions
  • Recognizing and constructing scales in various keys
  • Interpreting key signatures and their corresponding finger patterns
  • Identifying musical terms and symbols used in orchestra music
  • Building foundational music theory knowledge specific to string playing

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