How to: Vibrato and Lip Trill - for Trumpet, Cornet, Trombone, Euphonium, or Tuba

In this video I discuss three types of vibrato. But I focus on lip vibrato. Then I discuss lip trills, and the way lip vibrato and lip trills work together (no kidding!). Much of this advice would apply to trumpet, cornet, French horn, trombone, euphonium, and tuba.

[@cubancoffee8723]

Love it. Dave is a gift to the euphonium. His work will age well!!!

[@Sam-nb1rm]

I like the satin finish on the horn. Anyways, thanks a lot for the tips!

[@Francois_Dupont]

funny this instrument is one of the most unknown in the brass family. even writing "Euphonium" in text the computer think its a mistype and want to correct it. hahahah!

[@dwerden]

Yeah, sometimes it's like being part of a secret society!

[@bobcat24]

Which is a shame, because it produces such a gorgeous, deep tone. A tone that, in my opinion, belongs in an orchestra of all kinds.

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@bobcat24 i never heard one in person, but it looks to be very good indoors. the low sound would bounce on ceillings and wall and it will be perfect for chamber music? i think is the name.

[@dillonfinnigan5815]

Very informative David! Thank you for the tips and wonderful sound!!

[@miabolitho-williams1644]

Love the video

[@massmanute]

Great info. What about doing a video on the related topic of lip bends?

[@BonafideScrub]

really liked this video, great help!

[@eliteshooteryt1528]

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