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Vibrato in Music

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2001

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Fletcher, Neville H.

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Australian Acoustical Society

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Vibrato, which is an oscillation in the pitch, loudness or timbre of a musical tone, is a very important aspect of musical performance. This paper discusses the ways in which vibrato can be analysed, and also the ways in which it can be produced by performers on musical instruments and by singers.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/68216

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Acoustics Australia

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