Jaw and Diaphragm Vibrato Explained

Jaw and diaphragm vibrato are two of many ways to articulate sound on the clarinet and are both very common in contemporary music for clarinet. Understand the basics and fundamentals of producing, playing and writing this technique. This video is part of a series that aims to explain the most common extended techniques for clarinet. The series is aimed at clarinettists, at composers and at anyone interested in knowing more about these techniques. The topics are explained in an intentionally simple way, so that an international audience can learn more about these complex phenomena. If you are interested in knowing more about the complexities of certain techniques or performing research with a clarinet player, please contact me directly via my website, www.richardehaynes.com This video was made possible in part through the support of the InMusic Clarinet Festival: https://www.in-music.pt/festival/ These techniques and more can be heard in the context of contemporary works for clarinet on the following albums: Sonorous Body (clarinets in E-flat, B-flat and A) Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/album/4vrYRq... Apple Music —   / sonorous-body   Rendering (bass clarinet) Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/album/4FS2lP... Apple Music —   / rendering   The Outward Impulse (contrabass clarinet) Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/album/3E5YCL... Apple Music —   / the-outward-impulse-ep   Ghosts of Motion (clarinet d'amore) Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/album/4pRIuO... Apple Music —   / ghosts-of-motion   A wealth of tracks can also be heard on Soundcloud:   / richardehaynes