3 TYPES OF VIBRATO (on trombone) - JAW vibrato, INTENSITY vibrato, SLIDE vibrato

By POPULAR REQUEST, here is a video on vibrato! I give an overview on 3 types of vibrato, discuss some basic elements that you can break down vibrato into, and demonstrate a few combinations of these types and elements. If you watch until the end, I give a couple of tips on how to practice vibrato as well. This video is for those who are learning vibrato as well as for those who just want to see how someone else approaches vibrato. If you found this video useful, please LIKE it, SHARE it, and consider SUBSCRIBE to my channel! Feel free to leave your QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, or REQUESTS down BELOW. I post educational videos about trombone and music EVERY FRIDAY.
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[@antoniorodolpho6835]

Thanks a lot!!! Very good explanation!!!

[@jazzbonept]

No problem, Antonio! I hope it helps

[@raymondoset2456]

Nice demonstration of the different vibratos. My question is there a particular vibrato used on specific types of music?

[@jazzbonept]

Generally, yes, but with newer compositions and varying interpretations, then are starting to crossover more. In classical music, it's been traditionally jaw vibrato, in jazz & commercial styles, it's often slide vibrato as well as some jaw/intensity vibrato (especially with older styles)

[@eufemio1913]

nice, how can i practice the jaw vibrato and how do i know im practicing ok?

[@jazzbonept]

Hey Renato, I may make a follow-up video on this in the near future, so keep an eye out for that. In the meantime, use your ear and a mirror and trial & error until you get the desired speed, width, and consistency. I would use recording or videos of trombonists using vibrato that you like as a starting reference point. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.