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#018 Here is part 2 of the interview with my friend Alex all about Music Mind Games. Get to know more about this great system of teaching music theory and aural skills. If you have any questions about Music Mind Games you can check out the website: https://www.musicmindgames.com
You can check out the video version of this podcast over at https://www.youtube.com/cellomoji
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Their workshop is on Feb 16 in Houston, TX

Be sure to check  out Part 1 in episode 17!

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#017 Here I'm chatting with Alex Caplis-Tuttle about Music Mind Games! This is an awesome and fun way to learn about music theory using games. We go over a few games here and if you want to watch the video you can also check it out over on my Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/cellomoji

Stay tuned for part 2 of Music Mind Games with Alex! If you have any questions for them feel free to email them at: [email protected]

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#016 This episode is about gifts for musicians. There is a large range so most importantly you will want to set your budget and then go from there. I will leave a link below to a page that lists all the things I talk about in this episode. Let me know if there is any that I have missed!

Gift List: https://kit.co/cellomoji/gift-guide

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#015 This episode I'm chatting about 5 different things you can do to produce a better cello sound. Remember to keep your ears listening and assessing what is coming out of the cello. It is too easy to go on auto-pilot. Try different things since every cello will be a little different.

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#014 In this episode, I'm chatting about the different things to assess and get ready for this fall season. Even if you are not a student most cello teachers function with the school calendar since most of their students do. Let me  know if there are any questions or anything that I missed here!

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#013 Today I'm talking about how there are really only 3.5 positions on the cello that you need to worry about. At the end of the day it is more about finding where the note is and fingerboard geography more than "what position am I in".? Hopefully this can help you simplify learning notes on the cello.

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#012 At least once a year it is always good to take a look at your instrument and check to see that things are in good working order. Also, check how you are storing your instrument and the environment that it is in most of the time. These things can help maintain your instrument to always produce the best sound that it can. Hopefully these tips help you! Let me know if there are any other things to check that I missed in this episode. 

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#011 It's back to school season~ or should I say back to practice season?! We are all coming back to seasons of gung-ho practicing but I wanted to talk about a few things that will help keep your momentum going. Trust me, I've been there where you are all excited to get back into something then after a few days the sparkle-newness goes away and it becomes a drudgery. Let me know if YOU have some tips of how to get back into the practicing groove that I haven't mentioned in this episode.

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#010 We made it to episode 10! Here I am talking about tips on how to become a better sight-reader. It can be so difficult because technically after reading a piece of music the 1st time, it is no longer sight-reading. Let me know if there are tips that you have that I don't mention here. We are ALL a work in progress.

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009 So you've decided to start to learn to play the cello. Great! Now what are the things you absolutely need to start? This can totally go down a giant whole of gadgets and things but I talk about the 7 absolute most important things you will need. The other stuff out there? It's probably helpful, but not an essential. Let me know if you think otherwise!

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