Detail 01
Cello part, not a full score
The cello line only. Whoever accompanies you needs their own accompaniment book, bought separately.

Independent shopping perspective
The volume 1 cello part from the Suzuki Cello School series. For a beginning cellist working through the method, normally with a teacher.

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Detail 01
The cello line only. Whoever accompanies you needs their own accompaniment book, bought separately.
Detail 02
Entry point of the series. Each later volume is sold on its own and assumes the one before it.
Detail 03
Cheap enough to keep two copies, one for the student to mark up and one clean.
Detail 04
Nothing here for viola, violin or bass students — those parts are their own separate books.
Detail 05
Only useful for spotting it in a stack. Check the volume number on the cover, not the color.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the cello part. The accompaniment is published as a separate book, so an accompanist will need their own copy.
It's written to be used with a teacher. On its own it gives you the music but no instruction on posture, bow hold or intonation.
No. It's the cello part only. Violin students need the violin books from the corresponding series.
Volume 2 of the same series. Each volume is sold separately, so buy the next one when your teacher moves you up.
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