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kato
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i believe that vibrato on the clarinet has a time and a place, but used right, it sounds great. i dont go anywhere near vibrato with classical, but for jazz it works. for example, Acker Bilk's 'Stranger on the Shore' brilliantly uses the effect. i think that if you think it will sound good, then do it!
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jvanullen
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I use it on jazz and some more modern classical things. I use it on the Poulenc Sonata, for example, which I played for a judge. He loved it. The recording I have of the piece also uses it, which is where I got the idea.
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AmbTheGreat
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I have only just started to use vibrato, took me a while but now i can't stop! i keep self consciously doing it, which is sometimes good, but it often makes the piece (and often my playing) sound bad. Although when performed correctly it can sound brilliant, play around with it and you'll find the right places to do it.
As said before, time and place, but i do it all the time anyway 
Ambrose.
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Clarinet1221
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Ya I had the same problem when i first started experimenting with vibrato
Peronlly i don't use vibrato in a classical setting expesially in well know peices such as the von weber and mozart concerto's but i thinks its ok to use it in more modern peices and in jazz but its really up to the interpertaion of the prefromer
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