
Cellopedia helps beginners, returning players, and developing cellists build technique, confidence, and musicality through courses, private lessons, webinars, and practical learning resources.
Every cellist starts somewhere different. Choose the path that fits where you are right now.
Start with setup, bow hold, first sound, and your first learning plan. No experience needed — just curiosity.
Begin HereRebuild technique, reduce tension, and return to playing with structure and confidence. Welcome back.
Get Back on TrackWork on tone, intonation, shifting, scales, bow control, and musicality. Take your playing further.
Improve My PlayingWhether you prefer self-paced learning, live interaction, or personal guidance — there's a path designed for you.

Self-paced learning for students who want a flexible, structured path. Work through comprehensive lessons at your own pace, on your own schedule.
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Personalized feedback, accountability, and a plan tailored to your goals. One-on-one online lessons via Zoom with Dr. Maxim Kozlov.
$50 / 30-min · $75 / 45-min
"This course sets the gold standard for online courses." — Chris C.
Live Webinars
Interactive group sessions
Live guided learning focused on practical technique and musical growth. Ask questions in real time and connect with fellow cellists.
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"My goal is to make classical cello education accessible to everyone — wherever you are in the world, whatever your starting point."
Dr. Maxim Kozlov is a professional cellist and educator who earned his Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) in Cello Performance from the Moscow State Conservatory and a Graduate Performance Diploma from the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University. After 20+ years of performing professionally worldwide, he founded Cellopedia to share his systematic approach to cello technique with students everywhere.
His YouTube channel, launched in 2016, has grown to over 66,700 subscribers and 1,300 videos — covering everything from beginner fundamentals to advanced repertoire and master classes.

Get focused, personalized feedback on your technique, tone, intonation, and practice strategy. One-on-one via Zoom.
If you're starting cello, this is the fastest way to fix the #1 problem beginners create: tension.
If you've ever gotten a scratchy, stuck, or uneven sound — this lesson fixes it.
Free, browser-based tools built for cellists — no app download required.
Real-time pitch detection via microphone, open-string reference tones, and a musical staff showing where your note sits.
Open TunerBPM slider, tap-tempo, and subdivision support for quarter notes, eighths, triplets, and sixteenths.
Open MetronomeInteractive cello fingerboard chart showing note positions across all four strings.
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