Can anyone recommend a teacher for beginning cello lessons in town? I’m an adult learner currently in college at the Cambridge area. Any personal recommendations are greatly appreciated!
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priyatequila t1_iy9ikxp wrote
haha, I remember that phrase. one of my teachers also used to say, "perfect practice makes perfect"
becausefrog t1_iy9a2gc wrote
Where are you going to school? Many have music departments and you can sign up for lessons outside of the program or find a grad student in the music pedagogy department who offers them for less.
HTN4life OP t1_iy9r76d wrote
I go to Harvard University but I’m not too familiar with their music department. I was thinking about students in Berklee, BU, or other music schools who would be open to teaching
becausefrog t1_iya4ms8 wrote
Longy/Bard would be closest. It's on Follen Street. They used to have an extension division (this is what you want if you wish to take lessons from the professors but don't want to enroll in the degree program) but I don't know if they still do since Bard took over. It's a conservatory so if you don't want to pay the big bucks for a prof there's lots of grad students happy to make some extra cash by giving lessons.
There's also The New School of Music on Lowell Street nearby which is a community music school with private or group lessons for all ages.
RailRoad_Candy t1_iy9hqll wrote
Read for a split second as "Ceelo lessons".
Step 1. Shave Head...
Oddlot0930 t1_iy9w7vy wrote
You were watching Wednesday, weren't you?
upfjords t1_iy95klo wrote
Hi there - I take lessons at the Cambridge Music Consortium just north of Central Sq. I take piano lessons but they have a wide array of teachers and instruments etc... I love my teacher, and Ive had a great experience there so far. Im sure there are other options, but thats the place I went with after looking around for a while. Good luck, and dont forget practice makes permanent (not perfect)!