Learning vibrato on the violin can seem a little tricky at first. But don't worry! I’m here to help you understand it better. Here’s how you can learn different types of vibrato step by step:

1. Arm Vibrato:

   This type uses your whole arm.

   To start, move your forearm back and forth.

   Make sure your hand stays relaxed.

   This creates a wider and more dramatic sound.

2. Wrist Vibrato:

   This one focuses just on your wrist.

   It’s tighter and usually faster.

   This style is great for more controlled parts of your music.

3. Finger Vibrato:

   Here, you only use your fingers.

   You make small movements, or oscillations.

   This adds a unique touch to the sound.

   However, it takes time to get good at it.

Practice slowly and spend time on each type before moving on to the next.

Soon enough, you’ll find your own style!