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Re: Vibrato

To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Vibrato
From: Rosenquist <rosenquist@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 09:18:34 +0200
In-reply-to: <3559CF1B.D61@sympatico.ca>
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References: <199805130543.PAA26611@mordred.castle.net.au>
Reply-to: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Dear Brass Banders,


>Nobody is knocking vib when it is used to add to the music in a 
musical

>way. But much brass band vib is simply unmusical and way over the top.

>Listen to Phil Smith or James Watson play a cornet and imitate that

>level of player. Cornets, trumpets or garden hoses need to sound
correct

>for what they are playing. Lets make that the criteria.

>Regards, Dave.


Yes, Dave is right ! Listen to the Salvation Army player en principal
trumpet player of the New York Philharmonic, Phil Smith. He has got a
very wonderful vibrato (by moving his lower jaw up en down, even on a top
f with <italic>FF</italic>. !!) He has got a very shining tone ! Also
James Watson has got a good vibrato.


Listen to these great players. And try to imitate them !


Regards,


Dani=EBl Rosenquist

S.A. Cornet player


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References:
- Re: Vibrato
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- Re: Vibrato
  - From: David W. Buckley

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