1. to sing with rapid changes between the normal voice and a high falsetto
Usage: often associated with Alpine folk music

1. a song or style of singing characterized by rapid changes between normal voice and falsetto
Usage: often associated with Alpine folk music

Examples

• The Swiss performer began to yodel a traditional mountain song.
• She learned to yodel from her grandfather who grew up in the Alps.
• The cowboy yodeled around the campfire under the starry sky.
• His yodel echoed across the valley.
• The folk singer’s yodel was the highlight of the concert.
• Country music sometimes incorporates yodeling techniques.
• The traditional yodel requires years of practice to master.