wait what? yep I’m a year late but how do you do vibrato on bassoon???? I’ve been playing for 2 years and I never even thought about vibrato (probably because I’m dumb 😂)
Instead of imagining the word "ya ya ya" each time you vibrato, as a trombone player I found it easier to get the vibrato down saying "wa wa wa" over and over again. It just feels easier and more natural to me.
These videos are really helpful and they have helped me a lot, but one issue i have had is when i play high (Like high B flat concerts) i cannot play quietly. In one piece i have to play high c's at piano and i cant play it less than a forte.
if you are isolating vibrato as an exercise than an ABSOLUTE YES! The whole idea for you to do it as a separate exercise is to gain contol in speed and with and metronome will be your best friend here. if you are talking in context of a piece, then no. Mix it up depending on what you feel will work best with music. However, in order to do that you need to be in control first and timing will help you acquire it. Hope it help buddy! Best of luck practicing, Algirdas
Disagree about Diaphragm vibrato. When done well it's the most natural kind, musical and flowing, like a singer. The problem is few people do it well, because they are defaulted to the mechanical, boring, sterile Jaw vibrato
I should have probably clarified that it is possible to do it well, it's just that I haven't seen all that many players who do it well apart from singers. Diaphragm vibrato was the first vibrato I learnt and it got me more trouble than actually benefitted me. But I see where you're coming from
As a teacher, I liken it to be left or right handed. Some people have the gift of A very natural, pretty Diaphragm vibrato, and do better fluctuating their air stream than their embouchure. Others are the complete opposite, and asking them to bump and push the air sounds terrible. I have students try both. I find that over 90% of my euphonium students are better at Jaw vibrato, but tuba players, because of the size of the mouthpiece and the movement it takes to actually get a vibrato going, are split 50/50 between the air and the jaw
+frednich9603 That is a very interesting point! Very good topic for discussion! You should make a reply video regarding this, I would be more than happy to share it on my Facebook and etc.
I really like your videos but they should replace the person who does the captions since they are clueless to how to either spell or understand musical terminology.
When I started playing trombone, I had just learned how to do vibrato on bassoon, so for a while, I played trombone with bassoon vibrato 😂
wait what? yep I’m a year late but how do you do vibrato on bassoon???? I’ve been playing for 2 years and I never even thought about vibrato (probably because I’m dumb 😂)
@@Daniilope wait wat??? Ik I’m a year late but I think you just move your bottom jaw a little
@@trevorgulley2938 yeah that’s how I do it, I figured it out probably around the time I made that comment, thanks though !
I am struggling as a French horn player turned tenor horn, and this video was helpful!
Instead of imagining the word "ya ya ya" each time you vibrato, as a trombone player I found it easier to get the vibrato down saying "wa wa wa" over and over again. It just feels easier and more natural to me.
Kevin Yang I relate. I cannot do the "ya ya ya" form
Just tried it, it's much easier to do the wawawa for me instead of the yayaya
thanks i needed this to top off my audition this saturday!
Glad it helps! Good luck on the audition!
These videos are really helpful and they have helped me a lot, but one issue i have had is when i play high (Like high B flat concerts) i cannot play quietly. In one piece i have to play high c's at piano and i cant play it less than a forte.
Hey buddy! I really appreciate nice words! Will definitely make a video on this topic soon!
Thanks for the video!
Sure buddy!
U can start on concert b flat, starts on highest b flat he can play
He can play an octave above that
Yup, sounded like a b flat on trumpet
These videos are very helpful
in one paragraph.
@@louispalma9090 i was so confused when i first read this
Is it important for your vibrato to be on tempo with the metronone?
if you are isolating vibrato as an exercise than an ABSOLUTE YES! The whole idea for you to do it as a separate exercise is to gain contol in speed and with and metronome will be your best friend here. if you are talking in context of a piece, then no. Mix it up depending on what you feel will work best with music. However, in order to do that you need to be in control first and timing will help you acquire it. Hope it help buddy! Best of luck practicing, Algirdas
Matonizz thank you im the same guy, i’m in 9th grade now and the only person in my grade level at region to use vibrato correctly
Disagree about Diaphragm vibrato. When done well it's the most natural kind, musical and flowing, like a singer. The problem is few people do it well, because they are defaulted to the mechanical, boring, sterile Jaw vibrato
I should have probably clarified that it is possible to do it well, it's just that I haven't seen all that many players who do it well apart from singers. Diaphragm vibrato was the first vibrato I learnt and it got me more trouble than actually benefitted me. But I see where you're coming from
As a teacher, I liken it to be left or right handed. Some people have the gift of A very natural, pretty Diaphragm vibrato, and do better fluctuating their air stream than their embouchure. Others are the complete opposite, and asking them to bump and push the air sounds terrible. I have students try both. I find that over 90% of my euphonium students are better at Jaw vibrato, but tuba players, because of the size of the mouthpiece and the movement it takes to actually get a vibrato going, are split 50/50 between the air and the jaw
+frednich9603 That is a very interesting point! Very good topic for discussion! You should make a reply video regarding this, I would be more than happy to share it on my Facebook and etc.
frednich9603 yes we do diaphragm vibrato for oboe
I naturally learned good diaphragm vibrato after playing for 6 years and, use it alot
Wouldn't "yah" engage the tongue, which would be bad? Why not try "mah" or something that doesn't engage the tongue?
i play euphonium also
I really like your videos but they should replace the person who does the captions since they are clueless to how to either spell or understand musical terminology.
The captions are probably automatically created by youtube and not the video maker at all.
Gracias por sus consejos maestro
Did you guys know you can play vibrato on tuba by shaking it a little!
I'm a tuba player, and thus is very relatable..
thanks dude didn’t know that
Will this also apply to the Lip Trill?
Can u make one video about lip pressure and too much
put it
Pressure?
you could of
I know this trumpet player who cheated a vibrato by rocking his fingers on the valves. It sounded terrible tbh.
Thats actually pretty common for trumpets in jazz, seems pretty placebo to me tho…
I know nothing about brass or wind cough cough but they should be watching this stuff at home... cough
I play euphonium
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