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1. Cello Playing Techniques - 3 Left Hand Techniques August 16, 2011 The cello is not a hard instrument to play; among all other string instruments, his one has long tradition and it is sophisticated enough for everyone who has deep passion to practice it during the lifetime. There are two major cello playing techniques you can choose from and they are determined by your hands and the sound you produce with them. The left hand technique is all about the way you hold the cello and let your finger do the job, and the right hand is technique connected with bowing. The left hand one has three subcategories, and they are: 1. Vibrato Its name actually says ... (read more) Author: Jennifer Hinds

2. Guitars, Guitars, Guitars November 30, 2010 Unlike violins or cellos a guitar differs due to one major factor, it is fretted, meaning that perfect pitch sounds can be produced without needing exact finger positioning as the space between the frets can be pressurised in various positions. Skilled performers can even produce the beautiful vibrato effect by changing the amount they press on the strings, and new developments like the tremolo arm on electric guitars have created even more options for varying the notes produced by guitars. One more element of the fretted nature of guitars is that combinations of sounds can easily be made... (read more) Author: Callum Asterman

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