50 minutes of cello.

• Warm ups
• Scales
• Andantino by Mozart
• Sight-read Gavotte by Couperin and training of the first part.

I was a bit angry when I started because I really felt I made backward progress because of my big break (1 month) but I eventually managed to calm down, so it was great!

• 30 minutes of exercises and scales
• 15-20 minutes of Minuet by Back

• 40 minutes of exercises and scales, I took a look at minor scales for the first time. I wonder why I waited so long! :o
• 10 minutes of Minuet by Bach, this piece is pretty difficult, I’m not satisfied at all with the sound I give them.

• 10 minutes of scales
• 45 minutes of training on Minuet by Bach

• 15 minutes of « sons filés »
• 15 minutes of scales
• 30 minutes of Minuet by Bach, I feel like I’m starting to get it right, at last! :D

• 15 minutes of « sons filés » and scales
• 30 minutes of Minuet by Bach

• 10 minutes of « sons filés » and scales, for some reason I was super precise today :O
• 15 minutes of Minuet by Bach

I didn’t work much because I was a little bit in pain and didn’t want to make it worse.

50 minutes of « sons filés », scales and Minuet by Bach.

• 10 minutes of sons filés and scales.
• 20 minutes of Minuet by Bach.

I also practiced music theory a lot these last few days. Started learning C 4th key.

• 20 minutes of sons filés and scales
• 25 minutes of Minuet by Bach

• 30 min. of scales and Hanon
• 1 hour of practicing the Little Prelude in C dur by Bach (BWV 939)

I haven’t been very regular this last month, lets try to change that!

• 15 minutes of warm-up exercises
• 10 minutes of Andantino by Mozart

1h of work!

• Warm ups and scales ~15 min
• Andantino by Mozart ~15 min
• Gavotte by Couperin 30 min

Whow! 1h30 of work today! \o/

• 30 minutes of warm up and scales
• 10 minutes of Andantino by Mozart
• 50 minutes of Gavotte by Couperin

1h10 of work

• 30 minutes of warm up and scales
• 40 minutes mostly of Gavotte by Coubertin, a little bit of Andantino by Mozart and Andantino by Haydn (an old piece I like and don’t want to forget how to play)

Since I gave my cello to the luthier yesterday for a revision, I couldn’t play today.

But I did work about 30 minutes on Gavotte by Couperin by training my sight-reading on the parts I haven’t played yet.

Got my cello back today! Woohoo!

It sounds awesome now! ♥

• 20 minutes of fun play when I got it back
• 1h of lesson

• 30 minutes of technical exercises
• 30 minutes of Gavotte by Couperin
• 30 minutes of several traditional pieces I play with a friend

• 30 minutes of exercises
• 20 minutes of Gavotte by Couperin
• 40 minutes of various old pieces and traditional pieces I play with my friend.

(oops, forgot to post!)

• 1h45 of work with my harpist friend

• 30 minutes of « sons filés » and exercises
• 30 minutes of Bach practice

I could only play very late today so I only practiced for 30 minutes. Various exercises and pieces.