[Harp-L] Re: Harp-L Digest, Vol 84, Issue 47

["Dr. Michael J. Marino, DC" <m.marino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

ÂThe only instrument I know of that deal in Tremolo are either Free
reed or Organs. The only exception to this is the string family and it
is Vibrato by the definitions given here.

I deal with almost the whole family of free reed and talk to those
who play other instruments on a daily and weekly basis. I also have
almost 10 yrs of vocal training behind me and Vibrato is discussed,
tremolo never was.

I can go into deeper depth but at the moment just pointing out that
tremolo tends not to be something many other instruments deal with.
Vibrato on the other hand is and is often a mixed bag of tricks that
is either very much wanted when under proper control or not wanted at
all.

As to what each is, well I will go into the Library and pull out the
dry academic description on that part. I will give my sources as
personal opinion is not enough for myself and don't expect others to
accept it either.

Michael

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