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Regarding Vibrato Techniques

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Thu, 12/27/2018 - 22:39
georgeman
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Hey all,

 

Maybe someone out there can share a best practices tidbit on how they practice their vibrato:

I feel that when I add vibrato to a sustained note, it comes out very staccato-y (choppy each note separate from the other). I would like my vibrato to have a bit more of a legato feel (all notes flow together), since when I hear the material I'm practicing, the vibrato is more of the latter. 

Any thoughts on how - or what - to practice to achieve more flow on a vibrato?

 

G~

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