Cello Method Books Series by Martin Stanzeleit
A practical cello method created especially for adult learners.
Whether you are starting the cello for the first time, returning after many years,
or learning on your own, this series guides you step by step with clear explanations
and supportive video lessons.
The approach is designed to help adult beginners build solid technique,
enjoy beautiful sound, and develop confidence while progressing at a comfortable pace.
Ideal for self-learners, amateur orchestra members,
and those who love making music as part of everyday life.
From beginners to advanced players
Includes free online video lessons
for Adult Beginners
●24 Lessons – A Practical Method to Learn the Art of Cello Playing Vol.1
●24 Lessons – A Practical Method to Learn the Art of Cello Playing Vol.2
Basic Exercises
●The Cello Gym 1
10 Minute Workouts for Lazy Players
Beginner to Intermediate Level
●The Cello Gym 2
10 Minute Workouts for Lazy Players
Intermediate to Advanced Level
●The Cello Gym 3
10 Minute Workouts for Lazy Players
Advanced to Professional Level
●The Cello Gym 4 – Bow Fitness
10 Minute Workouts for Lazy Players
Beginner to Intermediate Level
●The Cello Gym 5 – Left Hand Technique
Beginner to Intermediate Level
Bach Performance Guides
●Bach for Self-Learners
A Practical Guide to the Suite No.1
Etudes
●24 EASY ROCK ETUDES FOR TWO CELLOS
Orchestral Cello Parts Series
●I want to play… Beethoven's Ninth!
String Ensembles
●Simple Strings
Easy Pieces for String Ensembles
●George Gershwin – Swanee (String Quartet)
Author
Martin Stanzeleit – Official Website
Born in Germany, Martin Stanzeleit began playing the cello at the age of five. He studied under Young-Chang Cho at the Essen University of Music. After graduating with honors, he continued his studies in the soloist course with Christoph Richter, as well as Siegfried Palm, Heinrich Schiff, and Janos Starker. He joined the Royal Danish Orchestra and was invited to serve as principal cellist with the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1998, he became principal cellist of the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. In addition to appearing as a soloist with the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra and other orchestras across Japan, he is also frequently invited as a guest principal cellist. Martin Stanzeleit is an active chamber musician. In 2011, he received the Prefectural Cultural Encouragement Award from the Kenshin Foundation for Cultural Promotion in recognition of his contributions to the development of local cultural activities. In 2015, he released the CD "Live in Karuizawa." In 2019, he formed the string quartet "Nerion Quartet," releasing his debut album "A Concert For Peace" in 2021 and the CD "Souvenir" in 2024.
Since January 2026, Martin Stanzeleit is a member of the United Arab Emirates National Orchestra.
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