Cellos come in all different shapes, makes, models, and sizes. They are typically classified into four levels: beginner, intermediate, performer, and top-line.
- Are all Cellos the same?
- Which cello is the best?
- How do I choose a cello?
- What is a smaller cello called?
Are all Cellos the same?
Like violins and violas, acoustic cellos come in different sizes to accommodate different players. Cellos are sized according to the length of the back of the instrument. Older teenagers and adults play full size, or 4/4, cellos. These are 30 inches in length or sometimes slightly longer depending on the manufacturer.
Which cello is the best?
Best Cello Brands: Top 5 You Need to Know
- D'Luca. 1.1 Best in Brand: D'Luca MC100.
- Merano. 2.1 Best in Brand: Merano MC400.
- Cecilio. 3.1 Best in Brand: Cecilio CCO-100.
- Yamaha. 4.1 Best in Brand: Yamaha SVC-50 Silent Cello.
- D Z Strad. 5.1 Best in Brand: D Z Strad 101.
- Editor's Choice.
How do I choose a cello?
5 Tips For Buying A Cello
- First-timers should rent first, buy later. Some people know exactly which instrument they want to play from the get-go. ...
- Plan your budget accordingly. ...
- Make sure you select the right size. ...
- Comfort matters more than size. ...
- Try and try again until you find the best fit.
What is a smaller cello called?
The violin family of musical instruments was developed in Italy in the 16th century. ... A violin is a "little viola", a violone is a "big viola" or a bass violin, and a violoncello (often abbreviated cello) is a "small violone" (or literally, a "small big viola").