Re: vibrato

[Russ Bradley <wbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The best way I know how to explain it that your diaphragm and epiglottis 
are in synch.  As you're flexing your diaphragm in small steps to push 
or pull the air column through the harp, your epiglottis is popping 
closed and back open in synch with each flex.  I do all my doo-wahs and 
ah-has in my mouth and the back of my throat, above the epiglottis.
Once you get the hang of it, you can kind of set it on automatic pilot. 
 Kick it in and out whenever you want, kind of like an effects pedal.

Russ

Wow71@xxxxxxx wrote:

>In throat vibrato is there a pitch variation or ahahahahahah a distinct stop 
>and go? Thanks,.......Kenny
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