Re: diaphram flutter

["Howard Chandler" <chandler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, I think this is pretty regular stuff.  I'm not sure, cause I've
never really analysed it, but I think that this is something I do all of the
time.  It's just like a fast kind of panting.  I think I developed this
technique after a couple of years of playing alto.  I never got that good,
( one of these days I'm gonna get another sax) but I got the vibrato thing
down.  Works good for harp (flute too)   It allows your lungs to act as a
resonator to get more chest tone.  At least that's what I've alway's
thought.  I've never really done a scientific study.

Howard Chandler

- ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "alciere" <alciere@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: diaphram flutter


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>
> Has anyone heard of this technique for vibrato? Any tips for causing a
> diaphram to flutter.
>
> Rainbow Jimmy
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