clap

Names
English	clap
Properties
Articulation	body
Shake Length	n/a
Parent Techniques
Difficulty	easy
Prevalence	extended
Position
Start	n/a
End	n/a
Glyph Notation
Glyph (all)
Glyph (palm)
Glyph (heel)
Glyph (fingers)
Usage
Example
Description	both hands clap (when they are free, such as after both hands throw)
Dynamics
Volume	high
Range	high
Ease	high
History
Source	n/a
Location of Origin	n/a
Date of Origin	n/a
Influences	n/a
Signature Players	n/a

Clapping the hands together. When both hands are free, such as after a throw.

individual examples

sound quality

Clap with intention and some amount of energy for a clear and resonant sound.

variations

Different sounds can be produced with the claps depending on how much the fingers are used versus the palms of the hand, as well as whether or not the hands are cupped when clapping.

tutorials

None yet.

musical examples

None yet.

child techniques

None yet.

history

Unknown.

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