Questions

What size cello do I need for an adult?

What size cello do I need for an adult?

A Sizing Guide for Cello

Cello Size Cello Length Height
1/4 20 to 23 inches 3.5 to 4 feet
1/2 23 to 26 inches 4 to 4.5 feet
3/4 26 to 27.25 inches 4.5 to five feet
4/4 (full size) 30 inches and above 5 feet or taller

How tall should you be for a full size cello?

five feet
A height of three feet is appropriate for the ⅒, while five feet or taller would require a full-size cello.

Can adults use a 3/4 cello?

While 3/4 size cellos are too small and often don’t produce the tone desired by an adult player, there are many cellos made in 7/8 size, many of which can often sound as rich and full as a full size (4/4) cello if properly made and set up.

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How long is a 7 8 cello?

The body of a 7/8 size violin is about 13 3/4″ (348mm) and the overall length is about 22 1/2″ (575mm). So, if your arm length is about 23″ (585 mm) to a bit under 24″ (610mm) , the 7/8 size violin could be the right match for you.

How big is a 7 8 cello?

What size cello do I need?

CELLO SIZE BACK LENGTH
1/4 20 -23 inches
1/2 23 – 26 inches
3/4 26 – 27.25 inches
7/8 27.25 – 30 inches

What do I need to know before buying a cello?

5 Tips For Buying A Cello

  • First-timers should rent first, buy later. Some people know exactly which instrument they want to play from the get-go.
  • Plan your budget accordingly.
  • Make sure you select the right size.
  • Comfort matters more than size.
  • Try and try again until you find the best fit.

How tall is a 7 8 cello?

Generally, if you are at about 5 feet tall, you are right in the range of the person that might need a 7/8 size. There are also other factors: your age, the length of your arm, the length of you fingers, arthritis, and muscle or tendon injuries. This is the right size!

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Can adults play half size cello?

I think it’s fairly common for shorter/smaller people to play on less than a full sized cello. There should be no shame in that. It’s all about being relaxed and comfortable so you can enjoy playing and get the best sound. You’re absolutely right.