Does anyone know anything about the cello?

Answer 1

I do. It is a wooden 4 stringed instrument. The pitches of the open strings from high to low are ADGC. It is played with a bow which is held in the right hand. The Cello rest over the players left shoulder and the notes are played with the four fingers on the left hand except for in thumb positions which are used to increase amount of notes reachable in one position. The front is made from pine or soft wood while the rest is made from hardwood which is usually maple. Inside the cello there is a bass bar and a sound post which help resonate sound which is transferred into the cello through the bridge which the four strings run over. The bridge accounts for about 50% of the Klang. Music for the Cello is written in bass cleff usually. However it is not uncommon for music for cello to be written in tenor or treble cleffs due to its large range. The best cellist in my opinion who ever lived was the spanier Pablo Casals. Ummm. I can't think of much else that is major.

Answer 2

Yes.