Add Interest with Non-Chord Tones | Hand Orientation System — Part 10/12

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Playing only the dot diagram notes from a chart lays a solid foundation of chord tones within your cello playing, but adding more movement can make them richer and more expressive. In this video, David Feldman explores adding small moments of improvisation using NON-CHORD TONES to elevate the sound of your cello lines.

More information on moveable "do" solfege:
   • How to Solfege  

Nashville Number System explained:
   • The Nashville Number System (Part 1) - Dav...  

CHEAT SHEET LINKS:

(Cheat sheet with solfege, first finger placement notes by key, and cello fingerboard diagrams)
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/u74twt...

(Dot Diagram Master Chart)
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/n84yqo...

00:00 Intro Music
00:14 How to Make Cello Lines More Interesting
01:26 Chord Tones as Framework Non-Chord Tones
01:50 Small Moments of Improvisation
02:20 Useful Non-Chord Tone Patterns
02:39 Passing Tone Demonstration
03:22 Neighbor Tone Demonstration
03:48 Appoggiatura/Escape Tone Demonstration
04:22 Example Played On Cello
05:28 Final Thoughts


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