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Ready to improve your cello bowing technique?
Bowing Studies on Arpeggios uses simple arpeggios across strings and in first through fourth position to work on bowing, with an emphasis on string crossing.
Because the left hand reaches across strings (similar to double stops), the book also helps build left hand strength.
The bow exercises work on improving precision and control and use techniques such as spiccato, staccato, sautille, and ricochet.
How to use this book: Practice one page a day, after scales and other warm-ups, as part of your technique regime.
Who this book can help: Intermediate and advanced cellists who want better bow control, tone, and technique.
This book can follow String Crossing for the Cello, Book One and works well with String Crossing for the Cello, Book Two. For even more string crossing work, see Open String Bow Workouts for Cello, Book One.
Note: this is a PDF download of the book; not a print book. This book can be saved to your computer and printed.
by Cassia Harvey
45 pages
Level: Late-intermediate or Early-advanced. Uses only first through fourth positions but bowing skills used are more difficult than an early-intermediate level.
This is a PDF download of the book; not a print book. This book can be saved to your computer and printed.
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This book is for late-intermediate and advanced cellists who want to develop greater bow control, cleaner string crossings, and a more refined tone. It is ideal for students preparing advanced repertoire, auditions, and performances, as well as teachers looking for effective daily bowing studies.
Students will improve bow control, precision, and coordination through progressive bowing studies built on simple arpeggio patterns. The exercises strengthen string crossing, bow distribution, and articulation while developing advanced bow strokes such as spiccato, staccato, sautillé, and ricochet. The arpeggio patterns also help build left-hand strength and coordination.
This book contains a progressive collection of bowing studies based on arpeggios in first through fourth position. Each exercise combines straightforward left-hand patterns with focused bowing challenges, allowing players to concentrate on developing a controlled, flexible bow arm. The studies are designed to be used one page at a time as part of a daily technical practice routine.
Many bowing books combine difficult left-hand passages with advanced bow strokes, making it hard to focus on improving the bow arm. Bowing Studies on Arpeggios simplifies the left hand by using familiar arpeggio patterns, allowing students to devote more attention to the bowing techniques themselves. By emphasizing string crossing and a wide variety of articulations—including spiccato, staccato, sautillé, and ricochet—the book develops practical bow control that transfers directly to solo, chamber, and orchestral repertoire. The added benefit of strengthening left-hand coordination through the arpeggio patterns makes it an efficient all-around technical study.
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