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    Cello Fingering Chart: Notes: One Stri NG at A Ti Me

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    This cello fingering chart provides information on finger placements for open strings and across strings. It lists the finger numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) to use on each open string and indicates places where fingers are extended beyond their normal placement or strings are stopped simultaneously across multiple strings.

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    Cello Fingering Chart: Notes: One Stri NG at A Ti Me

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    This cello fingering chart provides information on finger placements for open strings and across strings. It lists the finger numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) to use on each open string and indicates places where fingers are extended beyond their normal placement or strings are stopped simultaneously across multiple strings.

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    This cello fingering chart provides information on finger placements for open strings and across strings. It lists the finger numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) to use on each open string and indicates places where fingers are extended beyond their normal placement or strings are stopped simultaneously across multiple strings.

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    Cello Fingering Chart: Notes: One Stri NG at A Ti Me

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    This cello fingering chart provides information on finger placements for open strings and across strings. It lists the finger numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) to use on each open string and indicates places where fingers are extended beyond their normal placement or strings are stopped simultaneously across multiple strings.

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