Inside the Practice Room with Sergio Carolino

 
 
 

Want to take your practicing to the next level?

What better way to do that than by learning from the best players in the world exactly what they do day in and day out in the practice room.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear international tuba superstar Sergio Carolino do a deep dive into the practicing routine that made him a legend.

 
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Here’s an excerpt from Sergio Carolino’s Inside the Practice Room where he demonstrates how he practices extreme dynamics by using scales and arpeggios:

 
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Topics Sergio Covers:

  • How his approach in the practice room has shifted over the years from tuba technique to musical storytelling

  • Why he programs the pieces he chooses to perform

  • Why the piece of metal is always going to win and how that affects his approach to playing and practicing

  • Demonstrating how he approaches practicing scales and arpeggios

  • Why he doesn’t play exercises (and why he doesn’t use the term either)

  • The two physical things he asks all students to do when playing the tuba

  • Treating the air like a bow playing a string instrument


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Quotes from Sergio Carolino’s Inside the Practice Room:

  • “I work mostly on scales and arpeggios. I work on dynamics a lot, like extreme dynamics. I try to go real extreme… it might seem that it's very mechanical, but I try to be always musical. So I try to use scales, arpeggios, all this technical stuff in a musical context that I'm going use in real life.”

 
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Andrew Hitz

I am a professional musician who has performed in over 35 countries around the world. I am the creator of The Entrepreneurial Musician, a consulting service, podcast and blog preparing today’s musician for tomorrow’s reality. I am also the owner of Pedal Note Media, a digital media company. And I’ve seen the band Phish 205 times. No, really.

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