How do I know if my cello is good quality?

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How do I know if my cello is full size?

Next, measure from your neck to either your wrist or palm, or from your left shoulder to the tip of the middle finger; a measurement of 24 inches or more would require a 4/4 or full-size cello, while 16 inches or more is acceptable for the ⅒ cello size.

What is a 3/4 cello?

Explanation: Cellos (and violins, violas, etc), are typically made in four different sizes, with 1/4 being the smallest size and 4/4 being the standard, largest size that an adult would typically use. A 3/4 cello has a body length of ≈45 , whereas a 4/4 cello has a body length of ≈48 .

How much does a reasonable cello cost?

Student cellos are the lowest-cost, averaging around $300-$400, while the highest-cost cellos, professional level, can be well over $10,000. To learn more about the differences between the types of cellos, read our guide on buying a cello.

How do you know what size cello to buy?

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What is the difference between 4 4 and 3/4 cello?

A 3/4 cello has a body length of ≈45 , whereas a 4/4 cello has a body length of ≈48 . So, more specifically, the difference is about three inches.

Can a person with small hands play the cello?

There is however some variation in “adult” cello sizes and small-handed cellists will almost certainly find it much easier to play on a cello with a relatively short string length. This normally means a cello with a shorter body length – a so-called “Ladies Cello” or 7/8th size.