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There’s another company who’s selling electric ‘cellos - these are too way cool… The ‘cello name is Draco-Cello, to give you an idea of how cool it looks! I wonder if it sounds as awesome as it looks? I think that 2000 euro is too much for my blood to satisfy curiosity, so if anyone has tried this one out, please let me (us - the readers, too!) know what you thought of it?

When I first heard about this site, I was a bit unimpressed. I mean, come on! ‘CelloOnline? Of course, when I read the site name, I read something that wasn’t really the name of it. I read, “Cellooo N Line.” Since going out to see the site, I’m much more impressed. This person has put a lot of effort into making the process of distance learning a much easier process.

Mr. Steven Beckley makes some way cool bows. One of them, he got the inspiration for in a dream and he publishes on his site that the bow’s design credit goes to someone who’s not born yet.

No. Really. Go read it.

I’ve been looking (for a good piece) for a good picture that displays the Parts of a ‘Cello

I was searching for a method to help D hold her bow easier. It’s always all about concepts and once you get it (at least for D & I), you just have it. There’s a site author who posted “Bowholds for Young Cellists,” answering just that problem. Give it a read if you’re trying to help someone with small hands.

This would have been useful for both D & I when we were starting to learn ‘cello. This company designed a product to help a boy from Vancouver (Washington? BC?) who, because of an illness, needed some assistance keeping the bow where it needed to be.

On the “heels” of my previous post about instruments and learning them have many “hidden” costs, I’ve located a great little guide to teach potential new students how to find their ideal ‘violin, regardless of size of the instrument.

I think the title said it all about CelloOnline. Be sure to check out the Exercise Studio!!