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Master groups of three notes!

The Triplet Book for Cello, Part One helps you easily play pesky triplets.

​While it can be awkward and even difficult to play groups of three notes evenly, there is help! Using finger and bow studies and fiddle tunes, these cello exercises focus on helping you overcome specific difficulties in triplet playing.

From the Breval Sonata in C Major and the Romberg Sonata in E minor to the Bach Solo Cello Suites, cello repertoire has triplets everywhere! 

Learning to play triplets well is essential. 

Who this book is for: Beginning and intermediate cello students who want to play triplets better.

How to use this book: Play two pages at a time, at the beginning of your practice. This book can be used as as cello warm-up. Play with a metronome if possible.

This book can be played after Finger Exercises for the Cello, Book One, and could be followed by The Triplet Book for Cello, Part Two. 

CHP233
by Cassia Harvey
48 pages
©2013 C. Harvey Publications

Sample pages

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Finger Exercises for the Cello, Book One

The Triplet Book for Cello, Part Two

Late-Beginning Cello Study Map

Methods	Supplemental Technique	Study Books
Learning the Cello, Book Two	Finger Exercises for the Cello, Book One	-
-	Double Stop Beginnings for Cello	-
-	The Triplet Book for Cello, Part One	-
-	The Triplet Book for Cello, Part Two	-
-	String Crossing for the Cello, Book One	-
-	Half Position for the Cello	-
Playing in Keys, Book One	​Cello Stretching: Extended First Position	Getting in Shape for Cello ("A" pages in this book use 1st position, while "B" pages use 1st & 4th positions.)
-	Trill Studies for the Cello, Book One: Preparatory Studies	Warming Up for Cello, Book One  ("A" pages in this book use 1st position, while "B" pages use 1st & 4th positions.)