Vibrato
volume
British pronunciation/vɪbɹˈɑːtə‍ʊ/
American pronunciation/viˈbɹɑtoʊ/

Definition & Bedeutung von "vibrato"

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Vibrato

a slight, rapid variation in pitch and intensity of a note

What is "vibrato"?

Vibrato is a musical technique where the pitch of a note is slightly and rapidly varied to create a richer, more expressive sound. This effect is achieved by moving the pitch of the note up and down in a controlled manner. Vibrato adds warmth and depth to the sound, helping to convey emotion and enhance the musical performance. It is commonly used on string instruments, such as the violin and guitar, as well as on wind instruments and in vocal performances.

vibrato

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example
Beispiel
Jazz saxophonists often employ vibrato to infuse their solos with soulful expression.
The cellist's vibrato enriched the tone of the melody, imbuing it with depth and character.
The singer's expressive vibrato added warmth and emotion to the aria.
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