The Asian Youth Orchestra,
Asia’s premier pre-professional orchestra, is dedicated educating
Asia’s brightest young musicians by offering exceptional opportunities
for study and performance in an international environment. Instructing a
student on learning Vibrato can be an exhausting process, but it is
incredibly rewarding to watch one accomplish this feat… and takes much
talent, determination and dedication to do so. Vibrato is a type of
musical sound produced by musicians to create an expressive and full
musical tone. Each musician’s vibrato is like their fingerprint; unique,
personal and identifying.
Here are some quick guidelines to consider when one is learning and practicing vibrato:
Select the right music
Playing
vibrato requires your full concentration, particularly at the initial
stage. If you are a beginner to learning vibrato, you should start with a
minor scale that you are already familiar with playing. By doing this,
all your focus can be on learning vibrato.
Utilize your wrist and not your fingers
Focus
on your wrist movements. Go slow. Focus. This will help produce an even
and fast vibrato. Despite the fact that it seems vibrato arises from
the movement of your fingers, this is actually incorrect. Your fingers
are empowered by your wrist through the movement of the wrist- they work
together in harmony, mobilising each other through each motion. When
properly done, your relaxed wrist will translate the correct vibrato
movement from your arm into your hand and fingers. “a perfect vibrato is
a combination of finger, wrist and forearm”
Everyone,
from beginners to advanced musicians, need to practice vibrato daily.
String players must be extremely accurate because any slight movement on
the strings will cause the pitch to sound sharp or flat. Without
consistent practice, it is all too easy to lose the warm, full tones
you’ve worked so hard to develop.
Every year The Asian Youth Orchestra offers
approximately 100 students an opportunity for advanced study,
performance and an international concert touring experience with
celebrated artists and conductors. The 2018 performances include:
Summer Festival will be held in Hong Kong from 14 July to 3 August 2018.
Performances
in Hong Kong, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, Xian, Beijing, Manila, Chiayi City,
Taipei, Ayase & Tokyo. from 3 to 26 August 2018.
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