Intermediate Cellos

AVC-04 Intermediate Cellos Features

Ariose Music’s Cello, The cello, part of the violin family, is notable for its deep and rich tones. Key features include:

• Material Quality: Intermediate cellos are often made from better quality wood than beginner instruments. While beginner cellos might use laminated wood, intermediate cellos usually feature solid wood construction, often with higher-grade spruce for the top and quality maple for the back, sides, and neck.
• Craftsmanship: The craftsmanship in intermediate cellos is more refined than in beginner models. This includes better quality fittings like pegs and tailpieces and more attention to the finishing and setup of the instrument.
• Sound Quality: These cellos typically have a richer and more complex sound. The sound is more resonant and projects better, offering a wider range of tonal colors and dynamics. This is partly due to the improved materials and craftsmanship.
• Price Range: Intermediate cellos are more expensive than beginner models but are still more affordable than professional instruments. They provide a good balance between cost and quality, making them suitable for serious students and amateur players.
• Suitability: They are ideal for students who have mastered the basics of cello playing and are ready to progress to more challenging pieces. These cellos can handle more nuanced playing and offer better response and sound quality that intermediate players need.

Intermediate cellos are an excellent choice for players who are serious about their musical development and require an instrument that can support their growing skills.