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Some people sing with a Vibrato, is this a natural occurrence or can it be learned?
Q. In Choir a long time ago a friend of mine scoffed at another girl's singing because she said she forced a vibrato. It did sound a little off, but I still think she is a talented singer. Is the vibrato a learned technique or can it only be mastered by those who naturally have it?
Asked by Ally L - Fri Apr 24 08:52:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vibrato is, or should be, a natural occurrence when you sing relaxed and unforced. It usually boils down to your breath support. The key of being relaxed and unforced is singing with good breath support, from your diaphragm, not your throat. If you do not have, it is not something to be frustrated over. As your singing voice matures and you learn the proper techniques of singing, it will come, naturally. To me, there is nothing worse than listening to someone who is forcing a vibrato. If it does not come naturally, then it does more harm than good to the sound. The definition of Vibrato is "repeated fluctuation of pitch." You will hear it a lot in classical or operatic singing, but for pop it is not necessarily something worth working for. [cont.]
Answered by advnturer - Fri Apr 24 13:18:27 2009
Q. In Choir a long time ago a friend of mine scoffed at another girl's singing because she said she forced a vibrato. It did sound a little off, but I still think she is a talented singer. Is the vibrato a learned technique or can it only be mastered by those who naturally have it?
Asked by Ally L - Fri Apr 24 08:52:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vibrato is, or should be, a natural occurrence when you sing relaxed and unforced. It usually boils down to your breath support. The key of being relaxed and unforced is singing with good breath support, from your diaphragm, not your throat. If you do not have, it is not something to be frustrated over. As your singing voice matures and you learn the proper techniques of singing, it will come, naturally. To me, there is nothing worse than listening to someone who is forcing a vibrato. If it does not come naturally, then it does more harm than good to the sound. The definition of Vibrato is "repeated fluctuation of pitch." You will hear it a lot in classical or operatic singing, but for pop it is not necessarily something worth working for. [cont.]
Answered by advnturer - Fri Apr 24 13:18:27 2009
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