CECILIA ‘SOLO’ Rosin for Cello, Rosin Specially Formulated Cello Rosin for Cello Bows with Included Rosin Spreader (Full Cake)

I've been playing cello for 1 year and wanted to upgrade my rosin. This stuff is way higher quality than what I've been using and the sound is beautiful. Also, the little clear case and the rosin itself looks nice compared to the cracked stuff that usually comes free with an instrument.

Kind of pricey compared to other brands, but after reading blogs from violin string companies, they consider this to be the best rosin for Violin bows. It will last forever so the price is not that big of a deal.

This is the first time I have used this rosin and I can honestly tell you that I LOVE it. The grab that I get without having a sticky feeling is outstanding. The rosin just creates enough friction to grab the string but still allow it to glide to make a beautiful, warm note. I believe it is worth every penny. I have spent a lot less money on cheaper rosins but I have been missing out. Sornd the extra few dollars to get a good rosin and it will pay you back in the sound alone.

So many rave reviews, I had to see what I was missing. It’s just ok. Maybe it needs to be a tad more humid? It’s a bit dusty and I didnt experience that wow factor everyone describes. In fact, my bow slipped occasionally (no I didn’t over-apply) . Could work in a pinch but I won’t be using. Going back to my Jade and premium Holstein. Those two are my workhorse rosins on most days with Pilastro gold flex on the humid days .

I purchased this rosin based upon all of the "rave professional reviews" I kept seeing. "Important" cellists and cello experts couldn't stop giving it gushing reviews it seemed.I spent the $45 and... and never saw any benefit. Worse yet, it fell to the floor, with the lid on, the lid cracked and the rosin fractured. We still hadn't come to a conclusion on the rosin at that point so we foolishly bought another one - luckily it was and still is on sale for $35.It really isn't a very good rosin. And that spreader thing, that's a waste. Maybe this rosin is great for violins.Honestly the dark cello rosin we were using that is under $20 is better.

Good grip, quality sound, and clean. The case is a perfect size, and the hair cleaner is a bonus.I have a few kinds of rosin, and I’d say this just may be my favorite. It feels almost like a mid-point between Larica Gold 1 and 2.Worth it

I got it on time i love this product. Being a violinist for over 50 years i found this rosin very fine.

The CECILIA ‘SOLO’ Rosin for Violin, specifically formulated for violin bows, comes in a convenient MINI (Half Cake) size. While it enhances the bow’s grip, I find it to be a bit inconsistent in performance across various playing styles. It might take a few applications to achieve the desired result. However, the compact size is handy for on-the-go use. Overall, a decent rosin with room for improvement.

Muy buena

It's like butter. Get it!

It’s the best rosin available on the market.

It's expensive, but worth it. The best roisin I've found

I can really recommend this violin rosin! It is such a nice difference! I play both the violin and the cello, and I will definitely buy the Cecilia Cello rosin, too.