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đź“… Tuesday, May 5
🕤 7:00–8:30 AM Central Time
đź“Ť Live on Zoom
Seats: 10
*If you’re unable to attend live, a recap video will be shared with your registration so you can still benefit from the full session.
Join us to learn how to guide your students toward a vibrato that feels natural, relaxed, and expressive. Using the Learning in Motion approach, you’ll discover how to introduce and develop vibrato step by step, helping students build freedom in motion without tension or forcing. Learn how to support a vibrato that is consistent, flexible, and musically meaningful, so students not only develop control, but also confidence and joy in their sound.
In this workshop, you’ll learn:
How to introduce vibrato in a way that feels accessible and tension-free
Clear steps to build consistency and control over time
How to connect technical development with musical expression
You’ll leave with practical tools to help your students develop a vibrato that is free, expressive, and sustainable. A summary guide will be emailed to you after the workshop to support your continued learning and implementation.
đź“… Tuesday, May 5
🕤 7:00–8:30 AM Central Time
đź“Ť Live on Zoom
Seats: 10
*If you’re unable to attend live, a recap video will be shared with your registration so you can still benefit from the full session.
Join us to learn how to guide your students toward a vibrato that feels natural, relaxed, and expressive. Using the Learning in Motion approach, you’ll discover how to introduce and develop vibrato step by step, helping students build freedom in motion without tension or forcing. Learn how to support a vibrato that is consistent, flexible, and musically meaningful, so students not only develop control, but also confidence and joy in their sound.
In this workshop, you’ll learn:
How to introduce vibrato in a way that feels accessible and tension-free
Clear steps to build consistency and control over time
How to connect technical development with musical expression
You’ll leave with practical tools to help your students develop a vibrato that is free, expressive, and sustainable. A summary guide will be emailed to you after the workshop to support your continued learning and implementation.