Cello

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Cello

Cello

How to play:

The cellist or musician, sits down while holding the instrument among his legs supported by a metal spike.

The cellist or musician rubs the bow across the string to create sounds.

Family:

String

First Known Cellos:

In 1500, Andrea Amati of Cremona was the first known maker of cellos.

Types:

Cellos come in a variety of sizes to suit the age of the player.

Cellists

Mstislav Rostropovich
Yo-Yo Ma
Gregor Piatigorsky
Pablo Casals

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