Music Practice: Cello

Are you an orchestra director, sectionals coach, private lessons teacher who wants to keep track of your student(s) daily practice? Then, this chart is just right for you! Whether you need your student(s) to work on extended techniques or vibrato, this chart will keep both of you organized. The chart comes with a couple sections that avail your student to write what they need to work in the "I need to" section. The format of the chart is weekly from Sunday to Saturday. There is also a points section which can be used to motivate your student to practice more. The recommendation for awarding points can be based on improvement or the time spent to improve the skill. It's also recommended that prizes should be non-monetary so that students do not focus on the money for practice. Practicing Cello with a practice chart will help your students value the concept of practicing because it'll help in the long run. Practicing fundamentals such as scales, long tones and intervals can help your student learn more challenging pieces/solo repertoire in the future such as the Brahms Cello Sonata No. 1 in E Minor op. 38. In a matter of time, you'll definitely see improvement in your student's playing!