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🦋 Tin-can Cello: posture

A couple of weeks in, I seem to have hit on the correct way to hold the Tin-can cello:

  • The end pin is hitting the floor directly in front of me, a little to the right of center.
  • The cello body is skew to me; it is turned up a little to the left, and the scroll is next to my left ear.
  • My right foreleg comes up under the washtub and pushes it back into my lap. My left foreleg provides a fulcrum.

posted evening of Sunday, November 11th, 2018
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