Haha, that was fantastic. Her whole vibe is kind of "meh, whatever bro", but she's very good at explaining. I think it would be fun to take one of her classes.
Great lesson. I play guitar and have never sung, but the singers I've worked with hate being told how to do vibrato. I think guitar vibrato is the same as voice. I've noticed as singers get older their vibrato gets wider and more erratic. You get it with rock singers and crooners. Your explanation of holding the note and bringing the vibrato in at the end is perfect. I'll show them this video when I try to explain next time.
What a wonderful music lesson. It was interesting, easy to understand, and had great demonstrations. It makes me think that she must be a great class or one on one instructor and makes me feel a bit envious of the people talented enough to hire her skills.
i haven't touched a singing lesson in years after taking choir in high school, where my choir instructor was talented and experienced but very, very unkind. you have such a wonderful energy about you, it's the first time i've genuinely enjoyed hearing someone talk about singing techniques in a long time. explained very clearly, simply, and with beautiful sounding examples. thank you for this, it helps me remember how much i enjoyed singing.
It just occurred to me how amazing it would be to have a voice like hers and not be obligated to preserve it for recording or touring. You could just bust out some incredible notes on your commute, or while you cook breakfast. It's like being a wild horse in a field instead of a racing horse on a track!
I’m here for school don’t ask me why I don’t know either I’m in science why should I know the difference between legato and staccato BUUTT THIS WAS DAMNN HELPFUL!!
well not really, you can always practice to release that tightness in your vocals first and then be able to attempt the vibrato style. it could also refer to a serious case of tightness in vocals which might require medical attention also.
If you’re interested in a lot of good sounding really skilled vibrato, middle eastern music is based on it. Reply if you want some beautiful sounding recommendations. I’m here investigating why we use it so much and why you don’t.
So, is verbrato coming from your throat or somewhere in your diaphragm that you just suddenly learn how to use? It's like sometimes I just happen to do it but I can't do it willingly, if that makes sense.
Do you have a video on holding a note.I sing lead in Barbershop.We have to hold some very long notes at times as well as singing long phrases.Im ok up to 12,15 seconds but then I run out of breath.
"Legato is a long held note," of course that's not correct. And why not actually define vibrato as a half-step-down relaxation from the main pitch, moving back up, in cycles of roughly 5 per second. Mystifying stuff from yet another great teacher short on specifics, sorry just sayin' .
