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Re: vibrato

In a message dated 2/4/02 7:18:43 PM, Messiah701 (at) aol(dot)com writes:

<< How interesting!  I recently took a clarinet lesson with Andy Statman.  
The first thing that he noticed (and quickly changed in) my playing, was how 
I made use of vibrato.  I used it every so often to embelish certain held out 
notes, and to add color to certain sustained tones.  He told me that Dave 
used a constant vibrato.  It is a very light vibrato, unlike that used as an 
ornament (because it is constant.)  The one he taught me is more of a quiver 
than a traditionally used wider vibrato.  This is something that is unique to 
the clarinet I suppose,  and it changed my sound completely. I thought you 
all might find it interesting!!    Michael Winograd >>

Thanks, I did find it interesting!
adrianne

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