cello

Classically trained in piano and cello, Fisher had also picked up the guitar as a teenager.

The same goes for handling a bicycle, riding a wave, growing a garden, or playing the cello.

They played, respectively, a cello, djembe drum, and floor tom drum.

Yo-Yo Ma started sharing cello solos he called “Songs of Comfort” during early pandemic days.

Boynton wrote, illustrated, and directed the creation of the Jungle Night video, while Ma used his cello to bring to life the sounds of snoozing jungle creatures.

Only one of each: one bass, one cello, like a string quintet.

In full disclosure, I play the cello, and it is my favorite instrument.

We teach them everything from how to mic their cello to how to book a gig.

My roommate, a talented musician and mathematician, gave up the cello and took a job as an investment banker.

The cello adds an elegant dramatic touch to a song many have found rather devoid of emotion.

Anne-Marie lifts her right arm slowly, and strikes the low G—a long vibrating note, like the note of a 'cello.

It was not simply that his 'cello was his joy and pride, but he felt it to be a recognition of his return to respectability.

Dr. Vereker won't have a cab; he will leave the 'cello till next time, and walk.

If one has a few pieces (violin, cello, bass viol, flute) to play Hungarian airs during the dinner it will please the guests.

Short-distance travel with a 'cello is not much more agreeable.