TERMINAL VIBRATO: The Missing Link In Your Phrasing!

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[@wyndhl8309]

❤Excelentissimo, as always with clarity: information and demonstration.❤❤❤❤❤

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Glad it was helpful!

[@robstevens9590]

Thanks for your regular contributions in making the world a better place!

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My pleasure! Thanks for always watching and commenting. 🙏🏻

[@saasaa7207]

Absolutely awesome..”Terminal vibrato” is beautifully explained.Thank you.

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Glad it was helpful!

[@ezequielequielfernandez]

Thanks again for your clear explication 🎷👌

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My pleasure!

[@sergeymekhonoshin1861]

Igor Butman's saxophone sounds like a voice. The song "Golden Sun Ray" is a great example. A good lesson.👍

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Cool. 😎

[@dennis524]

Hey Jamie, looks like you're back playing the Better Sax tenor again. I'm guessin' you must really like it.

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Just mixing it up at the moment. Yeah, I like it.

[@nicolapotter1636]

Thanks Jamie! Terminal vibrato- form the note then warm! That's how I think of it! xx

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Yup, perfect. 👌🏻

[@pavelpatsenkov]

Great lesson, Mr Anderson. Thank you so much. I know extremal vibrato...it's Sidney Bechet - Petite Fleur...i think it's really extremal for that music period. Very like that music.

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👍🏻

[@yang5408]

RAAAHHH Body and soul coleman hawkings mentioned 11:02

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[@brucechamberlain5042]

Great lesson, no goats, no seals, got it😊

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There you go!

[@amystockley3373]

Nice!!! x

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Cheers Ames. ❤️

[@johnleon2982]

Is that a lick from Roland Kirk's "The Inflated Tear" at about 2:38? Why can't (or shouldn't) we use a flutist's vibrato--using the diaphragm? I'm kind of naturally inclined towards that, and it seems to work OK.

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Wow! Well spotted on The Inflated Tear. I’m impressed!! The flute style vibrato is really a vibrato of oscillating volume which isn’t as rich as a normal vibrato which maintains the full tone and varies pitch only.

[@johnleon2982]

@@GetYourSaxTogether Thanks for the compliment, and for the clarifying information! I'll buy you a coffee, which I've been meaning to do for a while now. Happy Holidays! And thanks for your excellent & inspiring work! I'd love to see you do a bit on Rahsaan and how he did the miraculous things he did.

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@@johnleon2982 thanks so much man 🙏🏻 I actually have no clue how he did what he did! 🤣

[@avatarmohammad2985]

Hey Jamie What Your Sax Solo?

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Sorry I don’t understand.

[@ugo1174]

Came very early today🎉🎉

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[@enoffz8021]

It must be the best way to do vibrato. Coltrane did it.

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Ha! Kinda! 🤣

[@kwootamuckbear9294]

Jay Metcalf Bettersax 🤔🎶🎵🎷

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Yup.

[@HayKay_]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge. Kirk Whalum is one of the legends I like his application of vibrato. I often wonder how he does it. Your video explains the process and how to do it. Thanks again.

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No problem!

[@andrewsmith7650]

Julio Iglesias virbrato is a singing style lol

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Har har 🤣

[@andrewsmith7650]

That's a shiny saxophone you got there not you usual selmer....

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😀

[@andrewsmith7650]

That's a shiny saxophone you got there not you usual selmer....

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It’s the Better Tenor Andrew.