Very nice. Enjoyed this video and super presentation.

You explained this very clearly, thank you

Great! Thank you very much !

Thank you Maestro Lance, good explanation about vibrato

Love this! Thanks for making this and sharing!

Very useful and hope my daughter can learn this technique from you very soon

Thanks!

Thank you! Very very very helpful!

Finally, a really clear explanation! Thank you.

This is great! I am ready for metered vibrato now. I have only used free vibrato until now.

I love the way how you explain it!!! Thank you soo much! 💝💝

Thanks Lance I really enjoyed the video and it did help me grasp vibrato even better. I will keep working on it. I did feel a little breakthrough here : o ) Now to work on it everyday and incorporate it into my playing. You sound very nice and expressive. Beautiful sound !

Thank you so much! This is so helpful!

Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful and I like your teaching style. Just as a side note, it would be great if you could crank up the volume of your future videos.

Great exercises, Vibrato is kind of natural to me, but develop a conscious approach surelly can improve the vibrato skills on every musician.

This video is amazing 😍❤️ I watched tons of videos on vibrato, but this one was beyond all of them, thank you 😍😊 Also, my lips quite have the same shape as yours, so I'm struggling with the right embouchure. Do you have any suggestion to play easily with 'fuller' lips? Sometimes I leave too much place for the air to run out.... 😔😊 Thanks once again and thank you in advance for your time 😊

namaste sir🙏. I m from india and i am learning indian bamboo flute for last 2 years..but for me vibrato and stroking is most difficult..thanks for the video🙏🙏

Wonderful video - thanks so much for it. About the confusing advice on the actual production of the vibrato, I would like to share this from Jennifer Cluff - what is especially interesting is her description about how the "production place" moves upward as you get skilled! - It sounds kind of logical somehow - what do you think? ************** "To start vibrato from scratch: 1. Yawn your throat open slightly, and keep it open as you play, so that the air coming from your lungs has a nice, open, relaxed "pipeline", and meets no constriction from your lungs to your lip opening. Play like that every day consciously experimenting with how relaxed your throat can be. 2. After a week or so of this....now that you're comfortable with relaxing your throat: Start adding a gut push onto a long-held note. It's like saying: AAAaaaaAAAAAaaaaaAAAAA Where you get louder by pushing the air faster on the AAAA part of one long held note. 3. As you begin to get control over the gut pushes, after several days practice, pulsate the loud "AAA" in rhythm. For example, set the metronome on a nice, easy, not too fast 4/4 time and pulse rhythmically. aaaaAAAAaaaaAAAAaaaaAAAAaaaaAAA. If you don't have enough breath, just do two pulses, then breath, and do another two. 4. Slowly but surely you'll find that you can do a slow easy pulse. Next, once the muscles are co-ordinating, do triplet pulses. example: think: BLUE-ber-ry BLUE-ber-ry and play: AAA-AAA-AAA----AAA-AAA-AAA. 5. Next, once you've spent a few days on triplet pulses, try eighth note pulses based on your 4/4 rhythm you established earlier. AA-AA-AA-AA---AA-AA-AA-AA. The trick is to leave no silences in the sound but to get the gut muscles used to pushing the air in rhythmic bursts. The faster you eventually get, the less the gut muscles will actually have to move, and you'll find you can use much smaller muscles higher up under the thorax (in the uppermost part of the chest). Very fast vibrato eventually can be felt as a slight undulation at the base of the throat....but only once you've mastered the big exaggerated gut pushes. **** Jen Cluff on Flutenet - www.jennifercluff.com/vibrato.htm

How do I know if I'm ready to do vibrato? I've been playing for a couple of months, and just 2 months ago, I started a really intense passion for flute playing.

Plaease do staccatto

I am following your method since 10 days ago practicing an hour/day… How much time do I need to practice to improve my vibrato ?

Hello sir, do lower lips shake while doing vibrato ?

Good. Volume of recording may be increased.

do we have to make vibrato to every single note of any melodie?

Nothing mystical at all about vibrato production Maestro, we use the “hissing” exercise to practice subtle air pulsations (throat). I’m not even an advanced player or teacher and have nine-year-old second-year players starting vibrato this way.

I felt my diaphragm shaking, is it right？