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Facts You Need in Choosing a Cello
- • STOP! AVOID CHEAP NO-NAME INTERNET INSTRUMENTS. They are everywhere!
- • Stick with good,
brand name cellos. Beginners need a quality start to succeed.
- • Get at least 45%
off retail.
- • Demand a full
warranty.
- • Get fast delivery
and personal help from the retailer.
You should start the process of geting a cello with a ball park price in mind.
Low-priced cellos are not always the best choice. There are many really bad brands on the market - some don't even work. So beware of ordering a cheapie no-name on the internet or from a big box discount store. Consult with your local music shop or with well-known websites like this one. You need the advice of an experienced professional to avoid rip-offs.
It is often a good idea to rent first to get a feel for the instrument before you buy. You may want to buy a used cello, but be very careful when doing this. Or you may buy a new one. A great alternative to renting or buying is to lease a new cello.
If you need a cello, we can recommend three options for the young student. They include renting, leasing-to-own and purchasing.
EBay: Buyer Beware
EBay carries a wide-range of instruments - many we recommend and many we do NOT recommend. Stick with brand names only. Don't buy the cheap no-names. The low prices are very tempting. We don't allow them in our programs due to all the problems.
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About the Cello
The cello is one of the bass voices of the stringed instrument
family which includes the violin, viola, cello and double bass.
(The double bass is the lowest-pitched instrument of the orchestra,
sounding an octave in pitch lower than the cello.)
The cello's
proportions resemble those of the violin, except players hold
its body between their legs and its weight is supported by
an endpin that touches the floor. It has four strings, tuned an
octave below those of the viola. The cello has a warm and rich "singing" quality
of tone which is said to most resemble the human voice.
The cello has a warm and rich "singing" quality
of tone which is said to most resemble the human voice.
