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{{Infobox Instrument
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|names=Violoncello, Cello
|image=Cello front side.jpg
| background=string
|classification=[[Alat musik gesek]]
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|related=
* '''[[Keluarga biola]]''' ([[Biola]], [[Viola]], [[
* [[Viol]] (agak jauh terkait)
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* [[:Category:Cellis|Daftar pemain
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'''
== Deskripsi ==
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Nama "selo" berasal dari kata ''cello'',
Di antara karya-karya [[Barok]] yang paling terkenal untuk
== Konstruksi ==
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Ukuran
=== Badan ===
Kerangka utama
<!--Bagian atas dan belakangnya biasanya diukir dengan tangan, meskpun cello yang lebih murah
===Neck, pegbox, and scroll===
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[[Berkas:Cello bridge.jpg|right|thumb|Jembatan sebuah cello]]
[[Jembatan (instrumen)|jembatan]] berguna untuk meninggikan dawai-dawainya di atas cello dan memindahkan vibrasinya ke elevates the strings above the cello and transfers their vibrations to the soundpost inside (see below). The bridge is not glued on; tension from the strings holds it in place. [[Lubang suara|Lubang f]] (disebut demikian karena bentuknya) ditempatkan pada kedua sisi dari jembatannya; lubang-lubang ini memungkinkan udara mengalir keluar masuk instrumen ini untuk menghasilkan suara. Selain itu, lubang-lubang f berperan sebagai titik akses ke dalam bagian dalam badannya apabila cello itu perlu diperbaiki atau dipelihara. Kadang-kadang sebuah pipa kecil, yang mengandung spons yang direndam di air sebelumnya, disisipkan melalui lubang-lubang f itu untuk mempertahankan tingkat [[kelembapan]]nya.
===Internal features===
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==Development==
The cello developed from the bass violin, first used by [[Claudio Monteverdi|Monteverdi]], which was a three-string consort instrument. The invention of wire-wound [[strings (music)|strings]] (fine wire around a thin gut core), around 1660 in [[Bologna]], allowed for a finer bass sound than was possible with purely gut strings on such a short body. Bolognese makers exploited this new technology to create the cello, a somewhat smaller instrument suitable for solo repertoire due to both the timbre of the instrument and the fact that the smaller size made it easier to play [[virtuoso|virtuosic]] passages. This instrument had disadvantages as well, however. The cello's light sound was not as suitable for church and ensemble playing, so it had to be doubled by [[double bass|basses]] or [[violone]]s.
Around 1700 Italian players popularized the cello in northern Europe, although the bass violin continued to be used for another two decades in France and England. The sizes, names, and tunings of the cello varied widely by geography and time. The size was not standardized until around 1750.
Despite superficial similarities, the cello is not in fact related to the [[viol|viola da gamba]]. The cello is actually part of the viola da braccio family, meaning viol of the arm, which includes, among others, the [[violin]]. There are actually paintings of people playing the cello on the shoulder, like a giant violin. It was only somewhat later that the cello began to be played while being supported by the calves, and even later, by an endpin (spike).
[[Baroque]] era cellos differed from the modern instrument in several ways. The neck has a different form and angle which matches the baroque bass-bar and stringing. Modern cellos have a retractable metal (or sometimes carbon fibre) spike at the bottom to support the instrument (and transmit some of the sound through the floor), while Baroque cellos are held only by the calves of the player. Modern bows curve in and are held at the frog; Baroque bows curve out and are held closer to the bow's point of balance. Modern strings normally have a metal core, although some use a synthetic core; Baroque strings are made of [[gut]], with the G and C strings wire-wound. Modern cellos often have fine-tuners connecting the strings to the tailpiece, which make it much easier to tune the instrument. Overall, the modern instrument has much higher string tension than the Baroque cello, resulting in a louder, more direct, tone, with fewer overtones.
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====Additional left hand techniques====
; Vibrato
; Glissandi
; Harmonics
===Right hand technique===
In cello playing, the bow is much like the breath of a [[wind instrument]] player. Arguably, it is the major determinant in the expressiveness of the playing. The right hand holds the bow and controls the duration and character of the notes. The bow is drawn over along the strings in the area between the [[fingerboard]] and bridge, in a direction perpendicular to the strings. The bow is held with all five fingers of the right hand, the thumb opposite the fingers and closer to the cellist's body. The shape of the hand should resemble that of its relaxed state, with all fingers curved, including the thumb. The transmission of power from the arm to the bow happens through the [[pronation]] (inward rotation) of the underarm, thus pushing the index finger and to a lesser degree the middle finger onto the bow. The necessary counterforce is provided by the thumb. The little finger controls the angle to the string and the balance of the bow when it is lifted off the string (''see'' [[spiccato]]). The shoulder remains relaxed, as well as the arm.
On a "down-bow", the bow is drawn to the right of the player, moving the hand by first using the upper arm, then the forearm, then the wrist (turning slightly inward) in order to maintain a straight stroke. On an "up-bow", the bow is drawn to the left way, moving first the forearm, then the upper arm, then the wrist (pushing slightly upward). The bow is always held perpendicular to the string being played. In order to perform string changes the whole arm is either lowered or lifted, with as little wrist movement as possible in order to maintain the angle to the string. However, a certain flexibility of the wrist is necessary when changing the bow direction from up-bow to down-bow and vice versa. For very fast bow movements, the wrist is used to accomplish the horizontal movement of bow. For longer strokes, the arm is used as well as the wrist.
Tone production and volume of sound depend on a combination of several factors. The three most important ones are: bow speed, pressure applied to the string, and point of contact of the bow hair with the string. A good player will be capable of a very even tone, and will counter the natural tendency to play with the most force with the part of the bow nearest to the frog or heel, and the least force near the tip. The closer to the bridge the string is bowed, the louder and brighter the tone, with the extreme (''sul ponticello'') producing a metallic, shimmery sound. If bowing closer to the fingerboard (''sul tasto''), the sound produced will be softer, more mellow, and less defined.
====Additional right hand techniques====
; Double stops
; Pizzicato
; Col legno
; Spiccato
; Staccato: In [[staccato]], the player moves the bow a very short distance, and applies greater pressure to create a forced sound.
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== Ukuran ==
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Though the cello is less common in [[popular music]] than in [[European classical music|"classical" music]], it is sometimes featured in [[Pop music|pop]] and [[Rock music|rock]] recordings. The cello is rarely part of a group's standard lineup (though like its cousin the [[violin]] it is becoming more common in mainstream pop).
[[The Beatles]] pioneered the use of a cello in popular music, in songs such as "[[Eleanor Rigby]]" and "[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]". In the 1970s, the [[Electric Light Orchestra]] enjoyed great commercial success taking inspiration from so-called "Beatlesque" arrangements, adding the cello (and violin) to the standard rock combo line-up.
Established non-traditional cello groups include [[Apocalyptica]], a group of Finnish cellists best known for their versions of heavy metal songs, [[Rasputina]], a group of two female cellists committed to an intricate cello style intermingled with Gothic music, and [[Break of Reality]]. These groups are examples of a style that has become known as [[cello rock]]. The crossover string quartet [[Bond (band)|bond]] also includes a cellist.
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* [[Stefano Scarampella]]
* [[Antonio Stradivari]]
* [[David Tecchler]]
* [[Carlo Giuseppe Testore]]
* [[Jean Baptiste Vuillaume]]
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== Cellis ==
{{main|Daftar cellis}}
Orang yang memainkan
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Stephen Bonta. "Violoncello", ''[[Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians|Grove Music Online]]'', ed. L. Macy (diakses [[28 Januari]] [[2006]]), [http://www.grovemusic.com/ grovemusic.com]{{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080516041031/http://www.grovemusic.com/ |date=2008-05-16 }} (diakses berdasarkan langganan).
== Lihat pula ==
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* [http://www.cello.org/ The Internet Cello Society]: sebuah komunitas cellis online; termasuk sejumlah forum.
* [http://cellist.nl/ cellist.nl]: Daftar internasional para cellis profesional, guru dan siswa.
* [http://www.apocalyptica.com/home/ Apocalyptica] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070711033029/http://www.apocalyptica.com/home/ |date=2007-07-11 }}: European Rock Cello Quartet (play both original pieces and Metallica songs)
* [http://www.breakofreality.com/ Break of Reality]: A contemporary of [[Apocalyptica]] from the [[Eastman School of Music]].
* [http://www.chrisbsmusic.com/cellohistory.html Cello History]: A brief history of the cello
* [http://www.artsforthesoul.net/ Arts for the Soul Summer Vacation Retreat] – in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, cellist John Sant’Ambrogio, founder and artistic director
=== Mendengarkan ===
* [http://www2.bowed.org/ Bowed Radio] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20050809013635/http://www2.bowed.org/ |date=2005-08-09 }} (podcast focusing on new music for bowed string instruments)
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