I've noticed a few posts on how to 'do' a vibrato. I was just wondering, is there anyone else who hasn't had to 'learn' how to do it? I've never had to actually learn how. It just....comes. And if I don't want it it just......stops. Am I doing it wrong???? The vibrato seems to be full and rich.
Just wondering if you all think it can come naturally, or if it must be learnt. Is there anyone out there in my shoes?
Becky x
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Becky, I naturally picked up vibrato as well... but I could either turn it on or turn it off - no in between, no colors. In college I learned the vibrato exercises, and that put ME in control of the vibrato. Now that I know/feel what muscles are involved, I can actually vary the vibrato depending on the passage of music. This has really opened up opportunities to be more expressive!
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I have a friend who did the natural vibrato thing-- I never got the hang of it, so I just sort of mimicked people. I think we got into this in another convo thread... whether doing it with your diaphram or your throat is better. I actually like the throat better-- I feel like I have more control. And recently I learned some vibrato exercises, so now I have ultimate control over my vibrato.
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