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Leonardo LC-2010 cello set 1/10, all solid, nitro, ebony accessories, including bag and bow
Low stock (2 units)Regular price €690,00Unit price
1/16 cellos
(1 products)1/16 cello: the smallest cello for the very youngest musicians
Want to introduce a young musician to the cello in a responsible and enjoyable way? Then the 1/16 cello is the perfect choice. This is the smallest available size within the cello family and is specifically designed for children aged approximately 3 to 5 years old (height: approximately 90-105 cm). Ideal for their first introduction to this beautiful instrument.
What is a 1/16 cello?
A 1/16 cello —also called a mini violoncello —is a fully functional string instrument, yet very compact. Everything about this cello is designed for small hands and short arm lengths. Thanks to its light weight and short string length, children learn basic technique and posture without straining their body.
When do you choose a 1/16 cello?
- For children aged approximately 3 to 5 years
- If your child is too small for a 1/10 or 1/8 cello
- For music initiation at school or private lessons
- As a stepping stone to larger cellos in the future
A well-fitting cello enhances playing pleasure and prevents frustration. Especially for young children, this is essential for motivation and a positive learning experience.
High-quality starter sets
Many suppliers offer 1/16 cellos in a complete starter set. This usually includes a child-friendly bow, case, rosin, and sometimes even an adjustable peg. Reliable brands like Stentor and Primavera are known for their solid build quality and excellent value.
Order online or go to the cello store?
Buying a 1/16 cello is easy online, especially if you already know this size is right for your child. If in doubt, we recommend visiting a specialized cello shop . There you can compare instruments and get personalized advice on size, comfort, and sound.