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vibratoless — adjective see vibrato … New Collegiate Dictionary
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Celine Dion — This article is about the singer. For her 1992 self titled album, see Celine Dion (album). Céline Dion … Wikipedia
vibrato — noun (plural tos) Etymology: Italian, from past participle of vibrare to vibrate, from Latin Date: circa 1876 a slightly tremulous effect imparted to vocal or instrumental tone for added warmth and expressiveness by slight and rapid variations in … New Collegiate Dictionary
Vibrato — is a musical effect, produced in singing and on musical instruments by a regular pulsating change of pitch, and is used to add expression and vocal like qualities to instrumental music. Vibrato can be characterised by the amount of pitch… … Wikipedia
Baker, Chet — orig. Chesney Henry Baker born Dec. 23, 1929, Yale, Okla., U.S. died May 13, 1988, Amsterdam, Neth. U.S. trumpeter and singer. After playing in army bands he attracted attention during engagements with Charlie Parker and Gerry Mulligan in 1952… … Universalium
Getz, Stan — orig. Stanley Gayetzby born Feb. 2, 1927, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S. died June 6, 1991, Malibu, Calif. U.S. jazz saxophonist. Getz was influenced by Lester Young and became known for his light tone and ethereal approach while performing as one of… … Universalium
Harrell, Tom — ▪ 1997 Tall, lean Tom Harrell stands hunched forward on the bandstand, head bowed, a private man seemingly lost in a world of his own. Until, that is, he raises his trumpet to his lips and then the lines of bright, sophisticated melody pour … Universalium
Konitz, Lee — ▪ American musician born Oct. 13, 1927, Chicago, Ill., U.S. American jazz musician, a leading figure in cool jazz and one of the most distinctive alto saxophonists. Konitz attended Roosevelt University in Chicago and played alto… … Universalium
