Cello: Left Hand Inflections — Ex. 1

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Cello: Left Hand Inflections — Example 1

• “Vibrato in string instruments is produced by rocking the stopping finger back and forth on the fingerboard. The kind and amount of vibrato employed varies depending on the style and expressive context, and the performer's individual sound and taste.” Normal vibrato 0:00–0:04

• “Composers may specify no vibrato or exaggerated kinds of vibrato.” No vibrato 0:04–0:08

• “Composers may specify no vibrato or exaggerated kinds of vibrato.” Slow, wide vibrato 0:08–0:12

• “Composers may specify no vibrato or exaggerated kinds of vibrato.” Fast, wide vibrato 0:12–0:15

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