Vibrato Basics

http://www.ViolinLab.com. This is the first video in a 12-part Vibrato Series.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• violin vibrato
• vibrato for violin
• learning vibrato

[rraannddaallllable]

It seems when I attempt the vibrato on the violin, the entire violin shakes. Do you know what I am doing wrong?

[violinlab]

@rraannddaallllable I recently post a video on my channel called Violin Vibrato: Slow Motion: Dos and Dont's. I show up close and give a detailed explanation as to why people's violin shakes when they try and use vibrato. Just go to my channel, and you'll find it.

[kity0114]

um how can i learn to do vibrato and use the bow at the same time . because for some reason i can get the vibrato movement but once i start withe the bow i tend to copy the movements of my other arm and i find this veery difficult

[violinlab]

@kity0114 Is this is common, because our mental maps like to connect the movements of our arms. It is essential to start with the exercises, then add the long slow bow strokes, to the exercises, then finally (after months) start to integrate vibrato into your playing. It is a slow process, for everyone. Don't give up hope.

[kity0114]

@kity0114 thanks, but is there like a short cut for this or like a trick u recommend to like speed up the process

[violinlab]

@kity0114  The longer and more consistent your practice, the faster you'll learn it....like several times a day.

[amezcuaist]

Video tip. The lights are reflecting in her glasses. Subliminal distraction there.

[dekzan]

The best explanation with talent. Detailed body mechanics. Thanks.

[mythbuster28]

Gosh I don't know how to do vibrato

[danielmondana]

Too much talk

[andreagothviking]

thanks n.n

[Meghancita512]

@justa16thnote yeppp

[maxie382]

@violinlab okay thats makes sense...i was struggling with the same thing...i am still havnt got my hand doing the vibrato very well..its hard but when i added my bow hand it wanted to do the same as my left hand...very frustrating...

[DualThunder]

good for beginners. but would be better if you showed some real examples by actually playing. music, after all, is via an auditory medium