IPA: /vɪˈbrɑːtoʊ/
KK: /vɪˈbrɑːtoʊ/
A musical effect that creates a slight, rapid change in pitch, making the sound warmer and more expressive.
The singer used vibrato to add emotion to her performance.
Vibrato → It is derived from the Italian word 'vibrato', which comes from the Latin 'vibratus', the past participle of 'vibrare' (meaning to shake or quiver). The term describes a musical technique involving a rapid, slight variation in pitch.
Imagine a sound that 'shakes' or 'quivers' — that's what vibrato does to a note, adding richness and depth.
No commonly confused words.