A Minor Scale with Guitar Cello School ABRSM with Tale Teller Club.

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers across

one on the e two on the g it's a g natural

four on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up down

okay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh because

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A Minor Scale with Guitar Cello School ABRSM with Tale Teller Club.

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers across

one on the e two on the g it's a g natural

four on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up down

okay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh because

um

foreign you

G Major Scales Lesson Bow Patterns ABRSM Guitar Backing Track with Tale Teller Club.

hi child hellos welcome to grade one scales and arpeggios um for the abrsm course you don't oh these are not just for people during the exam of course we all need to know our skills and are likely to learn them by memory okay so we're going to do a g major so

get yourself ready i'm going to call out the fingering and the note names so open uh open g

one down for the a three down for the b four down for the c keep all those fingers down while you're doing this don't don't be lifting fingers up make sure you're you're in full position there four on the c open d now lift the fingers move across e with your first f sharp with your third and fourth on the g and then back down again three on the f sharp your fingers should already be there three and then sharp one on the e open d move across to the next string four in the c three on the b one on the a open g okay

okay those are the notes now the pattern the separate bows um that's pretty self-explanatory what i'd um

recommend is that you aim for uh when you're when you're practicing you're learning about a third of the row but start in the middle so don't give you know don't make things difficult around about the middle certainly the middle sort of third the sludge is a little bit harder so we've got to do two notes per bow so coming up the scale

different bow different string

okay so it's quite a lot to sort of think about there um but i i think you can probably figure this out can't you so that's it that's all you've got to do but what i do recommend is that you learn it by heart and that you're nice and steady and you're nice and smooth okay so what i'm going to do is i'm going to uh keep the tape on for grayson and i'll turn that up a bit and this is a really good opportunity for you to practice with a backing track it's just so useful

okay guys i hope that was enough um i'm going to do the d major next and then the a minor natural

G Major Scales Lesson Bow Patterns ABRSM Guitar Backing Track with Tale Teller Club.

hi child hellos welcome to grade one scales and arpeggios um for the abrsm course you don't oh these are not just for people during the exam of course we all need to know our skills and are likely to learn them by memory okay so we're going to do a g major so

get yourself ready i'm going to call out the fingering and the note names so open uh open g

one down for the a three down for the b four down for the c keep all those fingers down while you're doing this don't don't be lifting fingers up make sure you're you're in full position there four on the c open d now lift the fingers move across e with your first f sharp with your third and fourth on the g and then back down again three on the f sharp your fingers should already be there three and then sharp one on the e open d move across to the next string four in the c three on the b one on the a open g okay

okay those are the notes now the pattern the separate bows um that's pretty self-explanatory what i'd um

recommend is that you aim for uh when you're when you're practicing you're learning about a third of the row but start in the middle so don't give you know don't make things difficult around about the middle certainly the middle sort of third the sludge is a little bit harder so we've got to do two notes per bow so coming up the scale

different bow different string

okay so it's quite a lot to sort of think about there um but i i think you can probably figure this out can't you so that's it that's all you've got to do but what i do recommend is that you learn it by heart and that you're nice and steady and you're nice and smooth okay so what i'm going to do is i'm going to uh keep the tape on for grayson and i'll turn that up a bit and this is a really good opportunity for you to practice with a backing track it's just so useful

okay guys i hope that was enough um i'm going to do the d major next and then the a minor natural

D Major ABRSM Cello School with the Tale Teller Club Kids and family friendly free classes.

hi guys welcome to um tail teller club and telltale kids actually this is the under 13's class um but of course if you're grown up you're welcome here as well now um the telltale kids uh pops up at least three lessons a day so it's worth following us on the podcast and then you can get updates if you've got the app we're on if itunes and spotify and all over the place all over the place and so i'm sort of doing three a day of our um studies for villanchilo or cello for short and piano and this is a cello class so and what we're doing is we're going through all of the scales very important now i'm just going to talk briefly well i never talk briefly do i i'm probably going to go on a bit but do you know what if you do your scales and your arpeggios it's a bit like cheating because you'll suddenly become really really good at playing anything just because you practiced your scales and your arpeggios it does this weird thing to you it enables you to play really clearly and really in tune without trying so what i recommend you do each day we yesterday we did g d and a the g major d major and the a minor natural from the grade 1 abrsm scales book and what i recommend you do every day every morning or whenever it is that you do your practice you just play them through once that's all you have to do and you know you'll find eventually that you're so incredibly quick at it that you actually don't have to put time aside even but you just do it you know and you can probably get all of your skills that you're working on any one time done in under a minute um how amazing is that to be really good at something in under a minute i mean it's unheard of isn't it you know they do say that to be good at anything takes 10 years well to be good at scales and arpeggios it just takes a couple of days certainly to be good at playing cello or you know really well you will spend a bit longer than a few minutes on it but we're talking about little bite-sized pieces little classes you know little things that are going to improve your skills so today we're going to look at c major and i'm going to pop up three different versions of the c major scale so we're going to do a string section one um a guitar one and then a drum one okay because i really like the percussion and this just gets you in the uh it enables you to play with other people which is quite important you know where if we've been through this very difficult lockdown where we haven't been seeing people and playing with our chums and actually that's um you know it's quite bad for us to not play with other people we get a bit locked into bad habits and a good musician is a good musician wherever they go and whoever they perform with okay so shall we have who should we have today which robot shall i ask clive clive would you consider playing us some c major on your acoustic guitar

and we're going to do um we're going to play each note twice but first of all let's just do the open sleeve and could you use your whole bow from the frog to the tip and keep it there and put your first finger down and play me this little brother glorious e a d spoke on t

and now the e third

all the way down to the tip and now your fourth finger

on the f and now we're going to swap strings and we're going to play an open g all the way to the tip keeping that bow nice and steady right to the tip right to the end really good control one finger down we've got an a three fingers down so that rather glorious b right to the tip do you hear did you hear it i hit the wood and four fingers down for the c now that's one octave right to the frog keep those fingers down now you're going to cross strings and you're going to cross the whole hand over ready to play this next section so we want an open d

first finger down now we're going to put two fingers down this time not...

D Major ABRSM Cello School with the Tale Teller Club Kids and family friendly free classes.

hi guys welcome to um tail teller club and telltale kids actually this is the under 13's class um but of course if you're grown up you're welcome here as well now um the telltale kids uh pops up at least three lessons a day so it's worth following us on the podcast and then you can get updates if you've got the app we're on if itunes and spotify and all over the place all over the place and so i'm sort of doing three a day of our um studies for villanchilo or cello for short and piano and this is a cello class so and what we're doing is we're going through all of the scales very important now i'm just going to talk briefly well i never talk briefly do i i'm probably going to go on a bit but do you know what if you do your scales and your arpeggios it's a bit like cheating because you'll suddenly become really really good at playing anything just because you practiced your scales and your arpeggios it does this weird thing to you it enables you to play really clearly and really in tune without trying so what i recommend you do each day we yesterday we did g d and a the g major d major and the a minor natural from the grade 1 abrsm scales book and what i recommend you do every day every morning or whenever it is that you do your practice you just play them through once that's all you have to do and you know you'll find eventually that you're so incredibly quick at it that you actually don't have to put time aside even but you just do it you know and you can probably get all of your skills that you're working on any one time done in under a minute um how amazing is that to be really good at something in under a minute i mean it's unheard of isn't it you know they do say that to be good at anything takes 10 years well to be good at scales and arpeggios it just takes a couple of days certainly to be good at playing cello or you know really well you will spend a bit longer than a few minutes on it but we're talking about little bite-sized pieces little classes you know little things that are going to improve your skills so today we're going to look at c major and i'm going to pop up three different versions of the c major scale so we're going to do a string section one um a guitar one and then a drum one okay because i really like the percussion and this just gets you in the uh it enables you to play with other people which is quite important you know where if we've been through this very difficult lockdown where we haven't been seeing people and playing with our chums and actually that's um you know it's quite bad for us to not play with other people we get a bit locked into bad habits and a good musician is a good musician wherever they go and whoever they perform with okay so shall we have who should we have today which robot shall i ask clive clive would you consider playing us some c major on your acoustic guitar

and we're going to do um we're going to play each note twice but first of all let's just do the open sleeve and could you use your whole bow from the frog to the tip and keep it there and put your first finger down and play me this little brother glorious e a d spoke on t

and now the e third

all the way down to the tip and now your fourth finger

on the f and now we're going to swap strings and we're going to play an open g all the way to the tip keeping that bow nice and steady right to the tip right to the end really good control one finger down we've got an a three fingers down so that rather glorious b right to the tip do you hear did you hear it i hit the wood and four fingers down for the c now that's one octave right to the frog keep those fingers down now you're going to cross strings and you're going to cross the whole hand over ready to play this next section so we want an open d

first finger down now we're going to put two fingers down this time not...

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers across

one on the e two on the g it's a g natural

four on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up down

okay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh because

um

foreign you

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers acrossone on the e two on the g it's a g naturalfour on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up downokay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh becauseumforeign you

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers across

one on the e two on the g it's a g natural

four on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up down

okay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh because

um

foreign you

hi guys welcome to a minor um a little uh recording for your backing track for you to practice too but also i'm going to just uh tell you the names of the notes and the fingering okay so we've got one on a and we start on a download three on b four on c string cross open as you bring your fingers acrossone on the e two on the g it's a g naturalfour on the g open a keep those fingers down don't lift them keep them on that string we're going to come back and use the four the two the one the open the four as we move along the three and the one okay so it's different fingering to the d major and the g major catches you out sometimes uh so that's the bowing pattern separate bow and the other option is the slurred i believe you need to know both or you should know both you should be slowing your bows now so down up down up down up downokay and keep it slow keep it steady i'm going to run the uh i'll keep the recording going uh becauseumforeign you