The series â??Cello around the Worldâ? worked out by Mikhail Utkin, would be most interesting for pupils of junior and senior level, so as their teachers. Mikhail Utkin â?? cellist-soloist, teacher, disciple of great Mstislav Rostropovich, participant of the glorious â??Moscow Trioâ?, having toured all over Russia and more than 50 foreign countries. The first issue of the series is wholly based on the first positions to be constructed, while beginning with the second issue the range of cello means is enlarged and complicated. The fingering pointed in the cello part is one of many possible variants; therefore the author considers the teachers should pick up fingering individually for every student.Contents:1. Russian Song 2. Polish Krakowiak 3. Estonian Song4. Swiss Song 5. Czech Dance6. Armenian Song 7. French Dance 8. Yakut Tune 9. Bavarian Song 10. Scottish Drinking-Song 11. Norwegian Dance12. Lithuanian Dance13. German Dance14. Italian Song15. Karelian Dance16. Bashkirian Dance17. Slovakian Dance18. Schwideln Song19. Adygei Song20. Russian Song21. Slovenian Dance22. Russian Song23. Byelorussian Dance24. Ukrainian Song25. Creole Dance26. Swedish Dance27. Tatar Dancing28. Moravian Song29. Moldavian Dance30. Ecuadorian Melody31. Silesian Dance32. Udmurt Dancing33. Jewish Dance34. Canadian Dance35. Georgian Lullaby36. Serbian Dance37. Buryat Tune38. Mari Dancing39. English Jig40. Maroccan Melody41. American Spiritual42. Arabian Dance43. Azerbaijani Dance44. Kalmyk Dancing45. Kirghiz Dancing46. Catalan Song47. Danish Melody48. Lak Dance49. Irish Gigue50. Indian Melody