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  • Eliminating Pain/Tension,
  • Moving the Bow,
  • Practice Tips,
• 9/23/23

Cello Tension (Left) Shoulder Tips

The Cello Doll offers advice for removing tension from your left shoulder and improving your own self-awareness.

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