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Cello Lessons
It’s hard to imagine that the first cello dates back to 1550. All those years have passed by, yet the cello continues to be regarded as one of the finest instruments in any orchestra with its deep and mellow sounds.
If you’re interested in learning to play this beautiful instrument or challenging yourself with more advanced orchestra music, then turn to our cello lessons here at TakeLessons. Not only do we offer in-person sessions with certified tutors, but we offer the best online cello lessons, too. Sign up with us today for the opportunity to learn your way around this stringed instrument.
Certified Cello Teachers
If you think back to your favorite teachers, they were likely professional, friendly, and committed to your success, and here at TakeLessons, we’re certain our tutors will leave you with the same impression.
The process is simple when you’re ready to sign up for cello lessons. To start, we invite you to select your preferred teacher. We offer a list of certified and background-checked cello tutors near you who are eager to teach you this instrument.
To get to know each tutor, explore their profiles and learn more about their experience, availability, and rates. Depending on the cello teacher, you can expect to spend anywhere from $50 and $102 for an hour-long session, with the average lesson costing $70/hour.
Once you’ve selected your cello teacher and decided on a schedule, all that’s left to do is pick your lesson package. With that taken care of, you’re set to begin your cello journey!
Online Cello Lessons for All Ages
If you have concerns about whether your age will interfere with your ability to play the cello, then it’s time to kick those worries to the curb. Anyone is capable of learning to play this instrument, no matter their age!
At TakeLessons, we specialize in offering in-person and online cello lessons for kids and adults alike. Our certified tutors are experts at catering their lessons to their students’ specific age groups to help them get the most out of their cello sessions.
Whether you’re five or fifty-five, you’re the perfect age to sign up for cello lessons near you!
Cello Lessons for All Levels
Just as your age doesn’t affect your ability to learn to play the cello, your skill set doesn’t have any impact on it either. You can sign up for cello lessons near you if you have zero or 15 years of experience under your belt!
You see, we offer cello lessons for beginners, as well as intermediate and advanced students. Your certified cello teacher will determine what you already know about this instrument. From there, they create a customized lesson plan that aligns with your music goals. Below you can see some sample curriculum for each skill level.
Sample Curriculum for Beginner Cello Lessons
Cello lessons for beginners generally focus on the instrument’s fundamentals, the basics of music theory, and how to care for your instrument.
- Body and Finger Positioning
- Bow Techniques
- Primary Notes and Scales
- Music Theory Introduction
- Basic Song Playing
Sample Curriculum for Intermediate Cello Lessons
At this point, you likely feel much more comfortable with your instrument and have a strong desire to continue with cello classes.
- Vibrato, Piccato, Spiccato & Ricochet
- Advanced Bow Techniques
- Modal Scares
- Advanced Music Theory
- Various Cello Thumb Positioning Skills
Sample Curriculum for Advanced Cello Lessons
How long it takes to become proficient enough to progress to advanced cello lessons depends on factors like the frequency of lessons and time invested in practice.
- Technique Enhancement
- Compound Intervals
- Compound Intervals
- Seventh Chords
- Solo Repertoire and Audition Prep
Sign up Today
Nothing should get in the way of you following your cello dreams. To kickstart your journey, sign up for in-person or online cello lessons with us. It’s easy; simply select your favorite teacher, determine your schedule, choose your lesson package, and don’t miss out on our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!
FAQ
Can I teach myself cello?
While it might be possible to teach yourself how to play this instrument, we suggest learning with a certified tutor instead. Here at TakeLessons, we offer hassle-free cello lessons. Get to learn one-on-one with a tutor who is experienced in teaching students of all ages and skill sets.
One of the main reasons why it’s important to study with a private tutor is so you can build a strong foundation. You want to grow your music skills from there. In the beginning, you’ll learn everything from the parts of the cello to how to properly hold the instrument. Next, you’ll focus on creating good habits, such as good posture and finger placements. These fundamentals will give you the tools to eventually master the cello.
How much do cello lessons cost?
The cost of your cello lessons will depend on a number of factors, such as the individual teacher and your specific area of interest. Here at TakeLessons, we strive to make it affordable for our students to learn to play this instrument. The average cost of a 60-minute cello session is $70, but rates may range between $50 and $102.
When you browse each tutor’s profile, you can see their starting rates. Before selecting your teacher, you can contact them and inquire more about their pricing.
Can you learn cello online?
Yes! Here at TakeLessons, we offer convenient and flexible online cello lessons. These sessions are ideal for those students who prefer to learn in the comfort of their own homes.
When you sign up for our online courses, it’s the same process as signing up for our in-person lessons. To start, you can select your preferred cello teacher and find a time to learn that best suits your schedule. However, instead of driving to meet with your tutor in a classroom setting, you’ll simply sign onto our online platform and connect with your teacher there. To do so, you need access to the internet and a smartphone, laptop, computer, or tablet.
