Requests?

[RC]

Originally posted by TrumpetMaster:
To play with vibrato on the trumpet, all I have to do is move my hand back and forth on the tips of the valves.

Well, there you go! And of course, with strings, it's all in the wrist.

[OperaTenor]

Originally posted by TrumpetMaster:
To play with vibrato on the trumpet, all I have to do is move my hand back and forth on the tips of the valves.

To do so wiggles the valves and varies the air flow through them, right? Same principle.

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[GreatCarouser]

So all a singer would need to do would be, say, jump up and down on one leg?

[GreatCarouser]

Originally posted by Great Carouser:
So all a singer would need to do would be, say, jump up and down on one leg?

I can see you and Pavarotti singing a duet now, OT...

(OK, now how do we turn off that image? Ub. ED)

[OperaTenor]

Originally posted by Great Carouser:
So all a singer would need to do would be, say, jump up and down on one leg?

Perhaps you should set up a video camera, and record trying it so we can all review the results of the experiment?

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Originally posted by Great Carouser:
So all a singer would need to do would be, say, jump up and down on one leg?

Bounce lightly, on my toes...

[OperaTenor]

Selma, that's twice in the last 24 hours we've posted simultaneously! Stop that!

[Trumpetmaster]

Originally posted by OperaTenor:

Originally posted by TrumpetMaster:
[b] To play with vibrato on the trumpet, all I have to do is move my hand back and forth on the tips of the valves.

To do so wiggles the vales and varies the air flow through them, right? Same principle. [/b]

What are vales??? Something New

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Vales. small valleys. trumpeters are talented, can do anything. Even small valley wiggles.

[OperaTenor]

Oh man, busted on a spelling error...



Don't you need to go to lunch?!!

[Trumpetmaster]

Originally posted by Great Carouser:
Where's the late Tiny Tim when we need him?

Now there was VIBRATO!!!

[barfle]

Originally posted by RC:
You really didn't care about all that did you?

I'm always ready to learn something new. The last time I had a music teacher was when Ike was president.

[RC]

<img src="http://www.enablesoftware.com/docs/applications/music_learning/scr-tremolo.jpg" alt=" - " />

[RC]

that last for barfle.
See, you can actually notate a tremolo. In fact, you have to. Unlike a trill which is a standard default, usually to the next higher whole tone in the key (someimes not), a tremolo is between very specific notes.

There are other notations but that'll do.

[lioness]

i keep hearing the advertisement for the Prague symphony orchestra on the 23rd of the month. i badly wish i could go hear the Carvinal Overture.

is anyone in the area planning on attending? :jealous:

[treebeau]

Howdy OT,

The famous duet, which B.com plays frequently, is called "Au Fond du Temple Saint" and is the tenor/baritone duet.

This one was different, yet also great.

Regards,
Tim B.

FYI...

Je = I
Crois = Believe
Entendre = hear/understand
Encore = yet again.

Au = In the
Fond = bottom/background
du = some/any
Temple = Temple
Saint = Saint/holy

[treebeau]

Is Stephen Hawking capable of vibrato?

Does a duck's vibrato have an echo?

Regards,
Tim B.

[OperaTenor]

Hi Tim, thanks. I don't speak French, and didn't know the proper title of the duet.

If a soprano vibratoes in the middle of the forest, do we still need ear plugs?

[lioness]

Originally posted by OperaTenor:
If a soprano vibratoes in the middle of the forest, do we still need ear plugs?

a bit biased on this one, OT?

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Originally posted by OperaTenor:
If a soprano vibratoes in the middle of the forest, do we still need ear plugs?

And an aspirin, and a bandaid.