Vibrato
Pronunciation: /viːˈbrɑːtoʊ/
Vibrato (noun)
- A small, fast change in pitch used in singing or playing to make the sound warmer and more expressive.
- A controlled, repeated shaking effect in a note, caused by quick movement of the performer’s voice or instrument.
Examples
- The singer used vibrato to create music pitch wavering.
- The violinist added vibrato for music pitch wavering during the note.