My top MINDSET tips to 🚀fastrack🚀 your cello journey

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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
00:00 Intro
00:36 Set Clear Goals
1:32 Break It Down
2:30 Practice Daily
3:32 Get the Best Possible Instruction
4:29 Embrace Your Mistakes and Learn from Failure

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31 июл 2024

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@thefroginleopard 9 месяцев назад

Haha scientist here and started learning in my 30s! It’s been 4 years now and I found myself nodding at every single word said here. I always do feel very lucky that I have been trained to have a scientist’s mindset for pretty much everything I encounter in life, and I naturally take that into cello learning. It’s incredibly rewarding. Thank you so much for another super helpful video.

@annemariedegreeff3802 9 месяцев назад

Excellent tips! Thanks Billy 👍👍👍

@wood-side-story 9 месяцев назад

Wonderful tips from an awesome teacher, to keep nourishing a positive mindset🤗🎻 Learning cello as an adult is complex journey, at time paved with struggles and frustration, yet also deeply enriching and even exhilarating... and simply put, amazingly worth it. Thanks Billy for guiding us along the way 🙏🎶❤

@jeanasmith4024 9 месяцев назад

All great tips, thank you. Mindset is very important to support not giving up.

@drmarx999 9 месяцев назад

Excellent tips as always! I'm going to write them out and put them on my music stand. Thanks, Billy!

@emilychambers 9 месяцев назад

Thanks Billy for the useful tips 😊

@karlrosaasen1213 9 месяцев назад

This was excellent! I love the point on learning from failure. "The harder you have to work for a certain technique or ability, the more you will value it once you've conquered it." I'm am going to completely embrace this mindset! Thank you so much Billy!

@fareshassan8687 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for awesome tips like those hope I can be a professional one day+sending love from Egypt 🇪🇬

@TheBereangirl 9 месяцев назад

😂... recovering perfectionist here.🙋🏻‍♀️ Wow I actually practice a piece with my bow arm alone without my left hand. Here I thought it might be silly, turns out it's a legit practice technique. Thanks Billy!☺️

@DanielSroka-py9sl 9 месяцев назад

Help please. I am an adult beginner. In first position, should I keep my first finger on the string and on its correct note as I play the second, third, or fourth finger? My first finger sharps a bit as I go up to the other fingers, as I can’t quite make the full stretch. My instructor says I must keep the first finger in its correct position all the time, even when playing the third or fourth finger. Thanks for any advice.

@loikira5841 8 месяцев назад

hi, beginner too. My teacher is telling me to always keep as much fingers down as possible, bc it will help playing quicker (and also require less strengh to hold the notes). Maybe you will gain some range with practice, maybe your left arm position is not optimal, or maybe you have very small hands and should not be playing on a full cello - my uneducated guesses. Ask your instuctor :)