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Free Cello Etudes in Closed First Position!

5/3/2022

Celebrating the release of Book 1A in the Cello Etude System!

The Cello Etude System has been carefully structured to help students who learn at different paces. Here is how it works:

Book 0: Beginning Studies
Book 1A: Closed First Position
Book 2A: Extended First Position and Half Position
Book 3A: First Position and Fourth Position

Two Learning Paths in Every Book

There is a relaxed path and an accelerated path through every Cello Etude System book. The relaxed path takes you through all of the etudes and the accelerated path (for learners who move more quickly through music) takes you through a carefully selected segment of the book that teaches all essential skills but without as much repetition.

Book 0

Book 0 has beginning cello etudes: open string etudes, studies with just open and first finger, etc., progressing to basic etudes on all four strings in first position.

Here is Book 0:

And here is the blog post with free beginning etudes (not included in the book!):

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Book 1A: Closed First Position

Studies on string crossing, embellishments, hooked bowing, dynamics, double stops, chamber music skills (such as entrances,) and more!

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Here Are The Free Cello Etudes (in Closed First Position) to Celebrate the Release of Book 1A!

Note: These free etudes are not in the book!

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 1

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 2

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 3

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 4

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 5

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 6

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Introducing Our Newest Music Clip! Plus, Other Solutions for Keeping Pesky Music Books Open!

4/6/2022

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Here are some solutions!

First of all, they really are a pain...

We teach with and practice with hard-to-open music books too. It has been so difficult to keep them open that we have never stopped searching for different book clips and solutions to the problem.

The bends:

There's the student "too tired to clip the book so I'll just whack the page with the bow" move. There's the "responsible adult" careful bend open at the spine, lengthwise. There's the frustrated "Cassia-in-a-hurry-in-a-lesson" bend: halfway down the book, perpendicular to the spine, bending as if to break the spine. That one works really well!

Why can't all of our books be spiral?

It's too expensive. The costs for printing and storing our catalog as spiral books would be well over a million dollars. This would necessitate doubling or tripling the current costs of the books.
Not enough availability. Our books are printed all around the world and shipped to retail stores and customers in the countries in which they are printed. These services are not available for spiral books right now and making the books available outside the US would cause shipping costs to exceed the cost of the book in nearly all cases.

However!

We are working to offer some of the thickest books in spiral editions on this website. If there's a book you teach with a lot that you'd like to see in a spiral edition, let us know and we'll put it on the spiral list!

The first clip

The first clip we found was through our grandmother. She somehow came across these clips and gave them to us for Christmas one year. They worked really well for us!

Several years ago, we started carrying them on the website.

Some (minor) problems with these clips are...

Our students really have trouble figuring out how they work. I mean, straight-A, top-of-their-class, amazing-cello-playing students can't seem to remember that the outer spikes of the clip should be on the outside of the book, facing them.

In addition, the clips are harder to use on very thick books and they need two hands to put on, at least most of the time.

SO, We've Kept Looking for Solutions!

Introducing the newest page holder clip:
'The Mini'!

These Mini clips we've found are working well so far! Students can figure them out, which is a good sign. They work best when the book has been bent open a little. Thankfully, the book binding for this type of book is quite strong and can hold up to quite a bit of bending.

Shop Print Cello Books

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And if you've given up on print books completely...

Check out our site of PDF downloadable books! They can be saved to your computer, printed, or read on a tablet.

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7 Ways Duets Can Make Teaching (and Studying) Easier!

4/2/2022

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-Myanna Harvey

My teacher and I never played duets in our lessons when I was growing up. We stuck to hard-core exercise and etude books like Sevcik and Schradieck, Wohlfahrt and Kreutzer, and all the other great books that have been helping people improve at the violin for a hundred years.

As a result, my technique was great, but I could never count at all. Well into high school, rhythm remained a tantalizing mystery reserved for wind players and those who were naturally blessed with having “good rhythm”. I learned all my repertoire rhythm by hearing it, including the ins and outs of orchestral music. Eventually a theory class forced me to actually learn how to make sense of what I saw on the page before I heard it, and the Great Mystery became just a math problem. Thank you Mr. Wilensky!

But when I started teaching, I needed a way to help my students count better that worked in the lessons. I started assigning duets in addition to technical studies, etudes, and solo repertoire and immediately saw my students improve!

Here are some of the benefits I’ve noticed from playing duets in the lessons with my own students over the years:

1. Duets improve rhythm!

Duets are often written in score form, which gives your students a chance to see how the parts fit together and what each note is “worth."
Duets let the teacher establish and insist on a tempo that the student learns to follow. Students can feel pulse and phrasing from the teacher.
Because duets don't work unless the student counts correctly, they can hear why they need to count.
Duets are usually the very first chamber music that students experience. Hearing another part at the same time that they are playing can be initially confusing but it is so important for students to get used to that!

2. Duets help sight-reading.

Sight-reading was another big mystery to me as a kid. Having students sight-read through duets that are a few levels below their current solo repertoire gives them hands-on guided experience in real-time playing. They get weekly chances (with just a little bit of "in-lesson pressure") to tackle the challenges in reading music and making sound from what they see on the page.

3. Duets help tone and overall sound.

When you play with your students, they subconsciously rise to the sound you are creating together. If you use vibrato, they’ll use more. If you are playing with a confident, beautiful tone, they’ll find themselves matching you. If you use longer bows, they will too. Hearing you play alongside them will have a greater effect on their playing than all the explaining, exhorting, and general nagging I usually resort to.

4. Duet-playing improves morale.

When I use duets that are shorter and easier than their concerto or sonata, it’s an easy win; my students can learn an assigned duet in a week or two and feel like they’re really succeeding at something. Solo repertoire takes longer to master and it can be discouraging to be in the middle of learning a long piece without shorter, less-intense music to bring some joy to the lessons.
When we play together, the students sound much better than they do alone; it’s a tangible difference that they and their parents can hear right away.

5. Duet-playing in recitals helps avoid stage fright.

Nervous performers (including some adult learners) can benefit immensely from performing with their teacher in a duet! Duet performances give the student a safety-net and the sense that they aren't alone up on stage!

6. Duets help build a strong student-teacher relationship.

Cassia and I both had awesome and awe-inspiring teachers. We never felt comfortable talking to them as if they were actual human beings. Because of this, I am convinced that lessons were more stressful than they needed to be. Duets help your students realize that it isn’t you against them; you’re in this together!

7. Duets are just plain fun!

Trading rhythms...
Taking turns on melody and harmony...
Feeding off each other’s energy...
Celebrating the social part of music...
Playing music that sounds good, no matter what the level!

I usually play duets with my students either at the end of the lesson, or after exercises and before solo rep, and it always works as a mood booster. When we can achieve joy in a lesson, as well as musical improvement, to me, that’s success!

-Myanna

Browse Violin Duets

Browse Viola Duets

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Check out some of these duet books to
make your teaching easier!

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Free Cello, Viola, or Violin Solo Fantasia on Eleanor Plunkett to Celebrate Flying Solo Book Two!

3/11/2022

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Welcoming Baby Lilya!

Wow, it's been quite a few months since the last blog post! Quite a bit has happened and we are so excited to share it with you all.

We have had an addition to our publishing family! Lilya was born to Myanna and her husband this past January. Lilya was in rehearsals and onstage all fall and winter in the womb and not much has changed with her playlist now; she's already listening in on lessons, rehearsals, and editing sessions! She seems to love music already and especially perks up at hearing her grandmother play the piano.

Late-Night Creativity

Myanna is up all through the night with Lilya and has taken this time to finish editing Flying Solo Violin Book Two, Flying Solo Viola Book Two, and Flying Solo Cello Book Two. Over the past 2 months, Myanna has gotten quite good at writing with one hand and holding the baby with the other. Practicing presents even more challenges (and some funny pictures) but she is managing. We are so grateful to live 5 minutes from each other and 5 minutes from our parents; a triangle of music and art - plus the ability to help each other - that is quite a blessing!

Here are the new releases!

And to celebrate, here's an all-new Fantasia that
Myanna wrote on the Irish tune Eleanor Plunkett!

Fantasia on Eleanor Plunkett for Cello Solo, arr. Myanna Harvey

Fantasia on Eleanor Plunkett for Violin Solo, arr. Myanna Harvey

Fantasia on Eleanor Plunkett for Viola Solo, arr. Myanna Harvey

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Free Beginning Cello Etudes!

10/3/2021

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I am in love with cello etudes.

There are very few things in life that make me more excited than finding new cello etudes. I've been searching for etudes since I was in junior high, working on the Werner cello method by myself (my teacher at the time didn't assign etudes or exercises) and found myself puzzled over the rests at the beginning of some of the studies. Was there (gasp) a piano accompaniment? This was before widespread internet access but I searched library catalogs, obsessively looked at the back covers of cello music looking for any mention of a piano part, and asked everyone I came across. Nobody had any idea...

A few years later, we had our first computer (good old dial-up internet access) and I found Ebay. I searched for old cello music late into the night, every night.

One night, I found a large collection of cello music on Ebay and in it, there was a copy of the Werner Cello Method Piano Accompaniment - all volumes. I was so excited to find out that yes, Werner had written a piano part; the book actually did exist! Now all I had to do was win the auction.

I put in a low bid and waited while the bids rose that week. I waited until a few hours before the auction closed and then I sat, staring at the page, refreshing it every few seconds.

Dial-up internet was slow and unreliable and I was shaking as I waited for the minutes to tick by. One minute before the auction ended, I started bidding again. I bid higher (hands shaking,) bid higher, oh no - I'm outbid, bid higher, move faster Cassia! And then it was over. I couldn't believe it but I had won. The Werner was going to be mine!

There have been numerous moments of great etude-finding joy since: The store in Italy that actually answered my email about a huge number of rare etude books they'd gotten from an old estate and sent the package with Zacchini, Moja, and so much more. The library in Switzerland that didn't answer the first five emails I sent but answered the sixth; with the file of the Nolck book I was looking for actually attached! The used book stores and internet sites and WorldCat continue to have treasures and yes, there's still Ebay.

But through it all, the greatest joy has been playing and teaching with these amazing etudes. I knew there had to be a way to make them available in a practical way. It has taken a long time but we finally have a practical, graded system of rare and classic cello etudes that works for my students.

There will be a number of volumes in The Cello Etude System:
Part 0: Beginning Level
Parts 1A and 1B: First Position, Closed
Parts 2A and 2B: First Position, Extended, and Half Position
Part 3A: First and Fourth Position
and many more!

The First Volume of Cello Etudes is Released!

This is the solo book. The student etude part is written on its own, without accompaniment. This can help with note-reading and making it easier to find and work on skills.

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Etudes are the bridge between technical exercises and repertoire. The best etudes teach one or more specific cello skills, often combined with opportunities to develop musicality.

Etudes are an essential part of any cello curriculum and now, finally, there is a book that gives beginning cellists a system of etudes they can play from the very start of their cello journey!

Duet accompaniments provide another layer of teaching. With the duet accompaniments in this book, there is a focus on rhythm that will prepare the student for later chamber and orchestral music-making!

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There were too many beginning etudes to fit in The Cello Etude System, Part 0 so we decided to offer some of the extra beginning cello etudes for free in this blog!
Happy Etude Playing!

-Cassia

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 1

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 2

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 3

No. 3, cont.

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 4

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 5

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 6

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 7

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Learning Long Slurs on the B Major Scale for Cello: Free Cello Exercises!

3/24/2021

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Learn to play the long slur at the bottom of page 38 in The Two Octaves Book for Cello!

When I was asked about ways to learn and practice the long slur at the bottom of p.38 in The Two Octaves Book for Cello, I knew I wouldn't be able to answer the email just with text because there are so many great exercises to learn long slurs.

Here's the slur. It's pretty tricky to play all of the shifts, save enough bow for all of the notes, and keep everything smooth and even!

Here are some tips for working on these free cello exercises!

Tips for Playing Long Slurs on the Cello

And here are free cello exercises that can help you learn the long slurs on the B major scale:

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 1

Learning Long Slurs on the B Major Scale, for Cello - Free Cello Exercises

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 2

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 3

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 4

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 5

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 6

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 7

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 8

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 9

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 10

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 11

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 12

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 13

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 14

Want More Scale and Arpeggios Variations? Check out The Two Octaves Book for Cello!

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Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Viola, Book Two!

1/12/2021

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About a month after I wrote Open String Bow Workouts for the Viola, Book One, back at the end of 2019, I got the first email asking for Book Two. As more and more people started asking for Book Two, I realized that I'd like a Book Two as well and I started mapping out what a second volume would look like.

It's taken a little bit longer than I'd planned (apologies to everyone who got a January 2020 estimated release date!) but Open String Workouts for the Viola, Book Two is finally here!

To celebrate, here is a second volume of free Mini Open String Bowing Workouts for Viola! The mini viola bowing workouts below are all-new and aren't included in the book.

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 1

Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Viola, Book Two!

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 2

Because Open String Bow Workouts for Viola, Book Two focuses on articulation and bow control, these free studies work on some of the same skills that the book does: staccato, dynamics, double stop staccato, and spiccato.

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 3

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 4

Double stop staccato is a great way to get the strings ringing right away - which leads to better tone overall!

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 5

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 6

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 7

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 8

And finally, here are a couple of open string viola exercises on spiccato:

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 9

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 10

Did you miss the blog post with free exercises to celebrate Book One?

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Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Violin, Book Two!

1/12/2021

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About a month after I wrote Open String Bow Workouts for the Violin, Book One, back at the end of 2019, I got the first email asking for Book Two. As more and more people started asking for Book Two, I realized that I'd like a Book Two as well and I started mapping out what a second volume would look like.

It's taken a little bit longer than I'd planned (apologies to everyone who got a January 2020 estimated release date!) but Open String Workouts for the Violin, Book Two is finally here!

To celebrate, here is a second volume of free Mini Open String Bowing Workouts for Violin! The mini violin bowing workouts below are all-new and aren't included in the book.

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 1

Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Violin, Book Two!

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 2

Because Open String Bow Workouts for Violin, Book Two focuses on articulation and bow control, these free studies work on some of the same skills that the book does: staccato, dynamics, double stop staccato, and spiccato.

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 3

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 4

Double stop staccato is a great way to get the strings ringing right away - which leads to better tone overall!

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 5

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 6

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 7

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 8

And finally, here are a couple of open string violin exercises on spiccato.

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 9

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 10

Did you miss the blog post with free exercises to celebrate Book One?

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Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Cello, Book Two!

1/12/2021

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About a month after I wrote Open String Bow Workouts, Book One, back at the end of 2019, I got the first email asking for Book Two. As more and more people started asking for Book Two, I realized that I'd like a Book Two as well and I started mapping out what a second volume would look like.

It's taken a little bit longer than I'd planned (apologies to everyone who got a January 2020 estimated release date!) but Open String Workouts for the Cello, Book Two is finally here!

To celebrate, here is a second volume of free Mini Open String Bowing Workouts for Cello! The mini cello bowing workouts below are all-new and aren't included in the book.

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 1

Better Bowing Articulation: Free Mini Open-String Workouts for Cello, Book Two!

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 2

Because Open String Bow Workouts for Cello, Book Two focuses on articulation and bow control, these free studies work on some of the same skills that the book does: staccato, dynamics, double stop staccato, and spiccato.

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 3

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 4

Double stop staccato is a great way to get the strings ringing right away - which leads to better tone overall!

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 5

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 6

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 7

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 8

And finally, here are a couple of open string cello exercises on spiccato:

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 9

Free Mini Cello Bowing Workout No. 10

Did you miss the blog post with mini free exercises to celebrate Book One?

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Forked Deer: Free Mini Fiddle Tune Booklet for Violin, Viola, Cello, and String Bass!

10/4/2020

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All of the music was ready. The snacks, the chairs, the stands; we were ready for anything. Myanna and I had spent hours arranging music, making chamber groups out of names (level often unknown), answering emails, cleaning, and so much more. Summer string camp was about to begin!

Harvey String Teaching Summer Chamber Camp

The doorbell rang and the first student came in, always looking a little uncertain. It's hard to be first! But then the deluge would happen and soon our front porch would be covered with violin, viola, cello, and bass cases and no matter how prepared we had planned to be, chaos would reign for that entire first session.

We have always had students at a range of ages and levels sign up for Summer Chamber Camp, from first year players to high schoolers in advanced string quartets. But by far, the most challenging issue has been finding music for our "Blackberry Blossom" groups: first and second year students in larger groups who want to play with their friends (even if levels aren't compatible) and have fun playing!

The level range inside of these groups has been astonishing. Some students only know a few notes while others can play fluently in first position (but aren't quite ready for the early-intermediate trios and quartets at the next level.)

Problem-solving is pretty much our favorite thing. So Myanna wrote some easy, flexible tune arrangements for these groups.

First, there's a Regular Exercise and a Basic Exercise that can both be played together at the same time (and with all the instruments.)

Then, for each tune, there's an Advanced Melody, a Stress-Free Melody, a Basic Harmony, and a Teacher Harmony (plus, a piano accompaniment and full score, available separately.)

Here's a concert photo of one of our Summer Fiddle groups playing a tune from the Blackberry Blossom Fiddle Books!

We weren't able to have a summer camp this year due to Covid. But now, we're using these books both with in-person and remote string classes and lessons. And we're excited about how flexible the books are, both with level and instrumentation.

And now for the free booklets!

To give you an idea of how the books work, Myanna and I have put together a free set of exercises and tune arrangement of Forked Deer in exactly the same format as the Blackberry Blossom Fiddle Books.

This is an all-new tune that isn't in the books! Feel free to copy and hand out to students or fellow musicians.

Forked Deer: A Free Fiddle Tune Booklet for Violin

Forked Deer: A Free Fiddle Tune Booklet for Viola

Forked Deer: A Free Fiddle Tune Booklet for Cello

Forked Deer: A Free Fiddle Tune Booklet for String Bass

Forked Deer: A Free Fiddle Tune Booklet for String Class

Here are Free Play-Along Tracks for Forked Deer:

C. Harvey Publications · Forked Deer First Exercise

C. Harvey Publications · Forked Deer Second Exercise

C. Harvey Publications · Forked Deer Tune

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Celebrating the release of Book 1A in the Cello Etude System!

Two Learning Paths in Every Book

Book 0

Book 1A: Closed First Position

Here Are The Free Cello Etudes (in Closed First Position) ​to Celebrate the Release of Book 1A!

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 1

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 2

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 3

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 4

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 5

Free Closed First Position Cello Etude No. 6

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Here are some solutions!

First of all, they really are a pain...

The bends:

Why can't all of our books be spiral?

However!

The first clip

Some (minor) problems with these clips are...

SO, We've Kept Looking for Solutions!

Introducing the newest page holder clip: 'The Mini'!

And if you've given up on print books completely...

​-Myanna Harvey

1. Duets improve rhythm!

2. Duets help sight-reading.

3. Duets help tone and overall sound.

4. Duet-playing improves morale.

5. Duet-playing in recitals helps avoid stage fright.

6. Duets help build a strong student-teacher relationship.

7. Duets are just plain fun!

Check out some of these duet books to​make your teaching easier!

Welcoming Baby Lilya!

Late-Night Creativity

Here are the new releases!

And to celebrate, here's an all-new Fantasia thatMyanna wrote on the Irish tune Eleanor Plunkett!

Want to print these?​Sign Up Here to Get Your PDF copy ofEleanor Plunkett for Solo Violin, Viola, or Cello!

I am in love with cello etudes.

The First Volume of Cello Etudes is Released!

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 1

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 2

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 3

No. 3, cont.

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 4

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 5

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 6

Free Beginning Cello Etude No. 7

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​Learn to play the long slur at the bottom of page 38 in The Two Octaves Book for Cello!

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 1

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 2

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 3

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 4

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 5

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Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 9

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 10

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 11

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 12

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 13

Learning Long Slurs on the Cello, Page 14

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Want More Scale and Arpeggios Variations? Check out The Two Octaves Book for Cello!

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 1

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 2

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 3

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 4

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 5

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 6

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 7

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 8

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 9

Free Mini Viola Bowing Workout No. 10

​Sign Up to Get Free PDFs of these Mini Open String Bow Workouts for Viola!

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 1

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 2

Free Mini Violin Bowing Workout No. 3

Here Are The Free Cello Etudes (in Closed First Position) to Celebrate the Release of Book 1A!

Sign Up to Get Your PDF copy of these
Free Cello Etudes in Closed First Position!

Introducing the newest page holder clip:
'The Mini'!

-Myanna Harvey

Check out some of these duet books to
make your teaching easier!

And to celebrate, here's an all-new Fantasia that
Myanna wrote on the Irish tune Eleanor Plunkett!

Want to print these?

Sign Up Here to Get Your PDF copy of
Eleanor Plunkett for Solo Violin, Viola, or Cello!

Sign Up to Get Your PDF copy of
Free Beginning Cello Etudes!

Learn to play the long slur at the bottom of page 38 in The Two Octaves Book for Cello!

Sign Up to Get Free PDFs of these Mini Open String Bow Workouts for Viola!