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Cameron, i do believe you naaailed it when you said that using vibrato has helped you to focus on air flo. Yes, i agree, vib should be used to give character and warmth to a note. But please, not every quaaaaaaver. Norm Cameron Mabon wrote: > On Sun, 10 May 1998, Norm Harris wrote: > > > You and I agree on many things, one of them being vibrato. Vibrato is what BB > > users use to cover other problems. Listen to the pro's BB players. They don't > > use vib on every note. U want tuning? don't use vib. > > I think one of the main reasons brass band players use vibrato is that > it sounds good! I used to sound like a farmyard animal with bronchitis > when I played the cornet. Since I started using vibrato, the bronchitis > has cleared up altogether. In general, vibrato adds warmth and breadth > to the tone. Without it, a long note can sound very flat and dull. Using > vibrato has also helped me focus on air-flow through the instrument, > which has in turn improved all other facets of my playing. Vibrato > can be used to cover up bad tuning, bad a good band should be able to do > that by using their ears anyway - the vibrato is just to improve the > quality of the sound. > > Long live Philip McCann!!, > > Cameron > > -- > Cameron Mabon (International Idiot) cmabon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Piano, cornet and duck-call > Fundamental Brass http://users.ox.ac.uk/~newc0349/fun > City of Oxford Band http://www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/~cmabon/COSB.html > > -- > unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to > listserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -- Music is my first love, after Jan and the billies. -- unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to listserver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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