OcTalk!: Articulation (Part 1)

EDIT: Upon researching this video, I've discovered there are many differences in basic music terminology! I think part of the problem is that I'm a singer, and some of these terms have slightly different meanings to instrumentalists O_o

This week's tutorial is VERY important when it comes to playing the ocarina. Hope you like it :)

The song at the end was called "Heart and Soul". I learned it when I was six by watching the Tom Hanks film, "Big".

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[Dr0sik]

Aticle nation? Our tickle nation? Ar-How to seperate your notes.

XD

[twiggymac]

non-legato, also known as stacato =P i honestly didnt think it was a different term for singing

[BigBrainiac1337]

I thought Legato was smooth, yet still tongued, the Legato you say is a slur, and your stacato is the same. It's what I learned

[SnakeEyeJoe]

Vibrato. You use the diaphragm. (Stomach area)

[ShadeLevora]

How do you do the Vibrato? I've been trying and just can't do it. Please help

[XWhiteHornedDragonX]

best opening ever! XD

[Made0fStone]

how do you do that "vibrato" kind of blow at the end? do you use your tongue, your throat or is it from the stomach?

[khoraski]

@phoenix69536 CANNOT UNHEAR

[phoenix69536]

how to separate yuor nose

[dumheo]

Where are the others parts plz? :(

[77fili77]

... um i have a crap-ocarina. it was from a gift shop in mexico when some of my family. .... i need to get a good ocarina...

[flutterpony]

I have that ocarina. :D I highly recommend it for beginners along with the instruction book and cd set. Both items together were only about $40, and I improved greatly after that little investment.