yodeling
/ˈjoʊdəlɪŋ/
noun
- A style of singing that involves rapidly switching between a normal voice and a high-pitched falsetto, often used in folk music from mountainous regions.
- The Swiss festival featured traditional yodeling that echoed across the valley.
- The sound of yodeling reminded him of his grandfather's old records.
- She took lessons to learn yodeling for the school talent show.
verb
- Present participle of yodel: singing with rapid changes between normal and falsetto voice.
- He spent the afternoon yodeling with his friends at the folk music camp.
- We could hear someone yodeling in the distance as we hiked through the Alps.
- The performer was yodeling a cheerful tune that made the audience clap along.