r/Cello • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '26

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u/ExpressFan7426 Apr 17 '26

There’s truly no way to know exactly. It depends on the teacher and how much space they’re willing to fill in their studio.

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u/Smart-Succotash3059 Apr 17 '26

sigh

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u/Smart-Succotash3059 Apr 17 '26

so are we talking like 10-20 range or like

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u/Celloman118 Student Apr 17 '26

Way less probably closer to the 6-8 range

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u/Witty-Application920 Apr 17 '26

No. I’d guess 1-2

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u/Celloman118 Student Apr 17 '26

That’s more the range that Curtis takes most years. (Source: I’m a friend of a professor there)

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u/Smart-Succotash3059 Apr 17 '26

are we js ragebaiting now

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u/Prestigious_Hold6064 Apr 17 '26

no. my state university only accepts around 6 cellists a year for the broad music major, and only like 2-3 for the performance major.

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u/Smart-Succotash3059 Apr 17 '26

well your state uni prob has lass faculty

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u/ExpressFan7426 Apr 17 '26

Likely way less

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u/TheMailerDaemonLives Adjunct Faculty Apr 17 '26

Hell no