noun a form of singing or calling that involves rapid changes in pitch between the low and high notes
verb to sing or call with rapid changes in pitch between the low and high notes
Yodeling is a vocal technique used in traditional Alpine music to produce a rapid change in pitch between the chest voice and falsetto.
Yodeling is sometimes featured in comedic performances or used as a novelty act in entertainment shows.
Yodeling has been used historically as a means of communication between mountain peaks or during outdoor activities like hiking and climbing.
Yodeling is often associated with Swiss, Austrian, and Bavarian cultures as a form of expression and communication.
Yodeling is a traditional form of singing used by musicians in genres such as country and folk music.
Voice coaches may teach yodeling techniques to singers who want to incorporate this style into their performances.
Ethnomusicologists study the cultural significance of yodeling in various societies around the world.