
My Cello Teacher guides you through a comprehensive curriculum designed for adult learners and returning players.
Build proper posture, bow hold, and intonation from the ground up.
Follow structured practice sequences with clear progression milestones.
Learn at your own speed, anytime, anywhere. No deadlines or pressure.
Master foundational scales and etudes that build technique and confidence.
Learn beautiful pieces from beginner to intermediate level.
Develop musicality and confidence to perform with joy.

With over 30 years of teaching experience, Dr. Maxim Kozlov has helped thousands of students discover the joy of playing cello. His approach combines rigorous technique with musical expression, making learning accessible and rewarding.
Through Cellopedia, his YouTube channel with 66,700+ subscribers, and now My Cello Teacher, Dr. Kozlov brings his proven teaching methods directly to you—no matter where you are in your cello journey.
"It starts from the basics and explains everything in a way that feels easy to follow."
Amy S.
"The course builds naturally, so each lesson prepares you for the next."
Tabika L.
"The pacing is just right for beginners, but the teaching still feels serious and substantial."
Arnold A.
"The teaching style is calm, encouraging, and helps you feel capable."
Sam W.
"Starting later in life felt much less intimidating with this kind of guidance."
Sierra B.
"I could work carefully at my own speed without feeling rushed."
Jason W.
"Breaking the music down bar by bar makes challenging pieces feel manageable."
Bofeng C.
"After years away from the instrument, this felt like the right way to begin again."
Lucille F.
Yes! My Cello Teacher is designed for complete beginners, returning players, and intermediate students. The curriculum starts from the very basics and progresses gradually.
The course is self-paced. Most students spend 30-60 minutes per week on structured lessons. You can move faster or slower depending on your schedule and learning pace.
Yes, you'll need access to a cello to practice. If you're just starting, a student-grade instrument is fine. Consider renting if you're unsure about committing.
The course includes detailed video demonstrations, practice guides, and troubleshooting tips. You can also explore Cellopedia's 1,300+ free YouTube lessons for additional support.
Yes, My Cello Teacher is available on web and mobile. You can watch lessons and track your progress from any device.
Check Studio.com's refund policy for details. Most students find the course valuable and stick with it.