Marko skače
Misc Traditional
Slovenian Traditional
Violoncello · 24 sec
Open scoreEasy cello sheet music
Easy cello sheet music on this page is a beginner-oriented selection of scores with a violoncello part. Among the titles shown are 'Aniversari feli', 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' and the folk piece 'Marko skače'. The collection is a starting point for reading and practising, not an examination syllabus or a graded result.
Scores 1–9 of 9
Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!
John Bacchus Dykes
Violoncello · 32 sec
Open score
Aniversari feli
Violoncello · 13 sec
Open score
You'll sing a song (Cello)
Violoncello · 15 sec
Open score
The McDonalds Jingle but it's a Bach Chorale
Endofwave
Violoncello · 11 sec
Open score
Davy Jones
Hans Zimmer
Violoncello · 1 min 3 sec
Open score
Old Hundredth (Bass Clef)
OLD HUNDREDTH L.M. Thomas Ken1551
Violoncello · 32 sec
Open score
Se, nu stiger solen (Violoncel)
Oluf Ring 1915
Højskolesangbogen 1990 nr. 22
Violoncello · 31 sec
Open score
Kimmy
Stephan Teig
Cello · 35 sec
Open scoreWhat the collection includes
The page gathers cello sheet music chosen for beginning players. The score details for the named titles show a single violoncello part in each case. 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' credits John Bacchus Dykes as composer, while 'Marko skače' is listed as folk and credited to Misc Traditional. No composer or artist is credited for 'Aniversari feli' in its score details.
Reading key, metre and length
The three named scores all open in 4/4. 'Aniversari feli' and 'Marko skače' open with one sharp, while 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' opens with two sharps. Their listed durations are about 13.5 seconds, 32 seconds and 24 seconds respectively, with note counts of 25, 46 and 36. These details describe individual scores and should not be read as an exam grade.
Choosing a starting score
A player drawn to a hymn title can begin with 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!'; a folk piece is available in 'Marko skače'; 'Aniversari feli' is the shortest of the three named scores. Use the opening key signature and metre to prepare, and treat duration or note count as description rather than a difficulty rating.
What is not established
The score details do not give a publication date, edition, historical background or verified difficulty grade for these pieces. A title appearing in this beginner collection does not prove that it is an examination piece or the easiest available cello music.
Scores to open first
- Marko skače
Score parts: Violoncello. Catalogue duration 24 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 4/4.
- Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!
Score parts: Violoncello. Catalogue duration 32 sec. Opening key signature: 2 sharps. Opening time signature: 4/4.
- Aniversari feli
Score parts: Violoncello. Catalogue duration 13 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 4/4.
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Common questions
What is easy cello sheet music for a beginner?
It is not an examination result, and it is not a syllabus.
What cello songs should a beginner start with?
Start with the cello scores named first on this page. They are the most-viewed files that pass the short-file rule. Listen, then practise one hand at a time.
Are these the easiest cello pieces?
That value is not an examination result.
Why is a simple cello song missing?
A file is left out when its part name is not exactly cello or violoncello, when its complexity value is not the lowest one, or when its duration or note count falls outside the selection rule. A title that calls the music simple is not enough.
How do I practise beginner cello sheet music?
Open an easy cello score, listen with Play, then practise one hand at a time. Left selects the lower staff and Right selects the upper staff. You can change the playback tempo. Connect MIDI in a compatible browser if you want to play from a keyboard.
Where can I find more cello sheet music?
The cello collection lists every file whose imported part name matches that page, including files that are longer than this beginner selection.
What is easy cello sheet music?
Easy cello sheet music is beginner-oriented music for cello, presented here as a selection of scores with a violoncello part. The collection names 'Aniversari feli', 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' and 'Marko skače', and it is not a graded syllabus or exam result.
Which pieces are named in this beginner cello collection?
The titles described on this page are 'Aniversari feli', 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' and 'Marko skače'. 'Aniversari feli' is listed with 25 notes and a duration of about 13.5 seconds; 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' credits John Bacchus Dykes and is listed with 46 notes; 'Marko skače' is a folk piece credited to Misc Traditional and listed with 36 notes.
What key and time signatures do the beginner cello scores use?
The three named scores all open in 4/4. 'Aniversari feli' and 'Marko skače' open with one sharp, while 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' opens with two sharps. Key signatures describe the notation, not a difficulty grade.
Who composed 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!'?
'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' is a cello score credited to John Bacchus Dykes as composer. Its score details list a violoncello part, a 4/4 opening, two sharps, 46 notes and a duration of about 32 seconds.
What is 'Marko skače'?
'Marko skače' is listed as a folk piece credited to Misc Traditional, with a violoncello part. Its score details give a 4/4 opening, one sharp, 36 notes and a duration of about 24 seconds. The score details do not identify a country or source for the tune.
How can a beginner choose among these cello scores?
A beginner can choose by what is already familiar or appealing: 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' for a hymn title, 'Marko skače' for a folk piece, and 'Aniversari feli' for the shortest of the three named scores. Check the opening key signature and metre before playing, and do not treat note count or duration as an exam grade.
Are these cello pieces graded exam works?
The collection is described as a beginner selection, not an examination result or syllabus. The score details do not assign an exam grade to 'Aniversari feli', 'Cello - Holy, Holy, Holy!' or 'Marko skače'.