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The Strad Podcast Episode #46: Billy Tobenkin on starting the cello at 25 - www.thestrad.com/podcast/the-...
Billy Tobenkin is a Los Angeles-based cellist who specializes in teaching adult learners. As a professional cellist who started playing the cello from scratch at 25, he is in a unique position to help others, like him, who found the cello later in life. He has developed strategies from his own musical journey to accelerate the learning process, and he is here to share them with you.
Please contact him at billy@adultcello.com with any questions or comments! Or visit adultcello.com
1:20 Minimum amount of time you should practice?
3:00 Should I limited my practice time?
4:31 Single or multiple practice sessions?
6:05 How long will it take (practice-wise) to get any good?
9:04 My TOP practice tip for you?
11:09 How much did I practice?

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28 дек 2022

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@joydenson 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Billy hearing you talk about your early cello practice gives me encouragement Joy in Perth WA

@davo7631 Год назад

Thanks, this really helps me a lot. I'm always confusing amount of time with quality.... now I know that some time I'm just doing an amount of time!!! Thanks...

@woodsidestory7604 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your advice, and I agree regularity is very important. I wake up very early and make time to practice every morning and every evening before going to bed, even if just for a few minutes. So if the day gets hectic and I can’t seat down on the cello for ‘regular’ practice, i can still get some work done (either sound production, learning a few more bars, or practicing a tricky passage). Like Billy says, a lot can still be done in focused time. Please keep doing these Vlog, it is delightful to see a bit of your life and discover great spots 😃

@Nunyobidne55 Год назад

Billy, you’re an old soul. I love it. Thanks for all the videos…I think I’m gonna dive into your course!

@raquelregaderallorente7332 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your experience with us! It was very cozy to hear the answers while drinking a coffee, I was drinking one myself and just felt like a calming inspiring coffee chat with you! I discover your chanel short ago and, although my instrument is actually piano, I truly love your videos and consider seriously starting cello too. I've learnt so much so far by listening to your experience and tips! Thanks a lot again and much love from Spain!

@maroonkitty Год назад

Thanks for sharing Billy, I’ve recently returned to cello after 22 years and am at the 1 hour a day phase. Intonation is my struggle at the moment, I rembr what you said in a past video: don’t give up. And Practice!

@notmuchtoseehere.9862 Год назад

Hello, I have a good trick to train your ear for intonation. It’s when you play a scale with a droning note. There is a video made by a professional cellist that goes more into detail.

@notmuchtoseehere.9862 Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4rd46ZS68kU.html

@marlyswilliams9949 Год назад

Living in the Midwest. Thanks for the change of scenery!

@zuzana676 Год назад

That´s a perfect video Billy, with nice places to see! thx

@aestheticsinger Год назад

Excited to see the new cello!

@risab581 Год назад

Hey, Billy. Your issue with 10,000 hours is analogous to what people in running call “junk miles”. Aka running to log miles not to improve. Thanks for the reminder about the importance of consistency. Another thing cello has in common with endurance sports!

@traceyschaufele Год назад

I’d love to meet your new cello!

@joelhoffman8277 Год назад

What?! Who is the luthier that made your new cello? So exciting!

@TheBereangirl Год назад

Ojai? That's where the Bionic Woman lived.😂 If I practice more than an hour (I'm 51) it's WAY too much! My hiney falls asleep, my arms turn to jelly and my mind goes numb...not good. Two weeks ago I took off the tapes that I had for ... 9 months! yeah, I know, I know. Now it's like starting all over, because I sound terrible!🤦🏻‍♀️ I'm using a tuner, and things are getting better, but I thought I'd have muscle memory by now.🤷🏻‍♀️ Good thing I'm in this for the long haul. 😂 I can't wait to hear the new cello!♥️