"Musical Calisthenics For Brass" Carmine Caruso


November 2, 1904 - May 26, 1987
New York City
When playing an instrument, the musician is dealing with numerous body motions. It's the synchronization
of these motions that produces the desired results. Synchronization requires perfect timing of all muscular
movements. Therefore, timing is of the utmost importance. ------Carmine Caruso (1979)

	"Musical Calisthenics For Brass" Carmine Caruso
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2	Table of Contents
3	Table of Contents (continued)
4	Forward
5	Forward (continued)
6	This Is Not A Music Method
7-8	The Four Rules
9	The Six Notes
10	Seconds
11	Thirds
12	Harmonics
13	Fourths
14	Six Notes SLS
15	Fifths
16	Seconds SLS
17	Sixths
18	Thirds SLS
19	Minor 7ths
20	Fourths SLS
21	Six Notes LSL
22	Major 7ths Fifths SLS
23	Seconds LSL Octaves
24	Sixths LSL Thirds SLS
25	Synchronization / Timing
26	Synchronization / Timing (continued) Minor 7ths SLS
27	Fourths LSL
28	Tonguing
29	Timing, Breathing and then Tonguing
30	Major 7ths SLS Fifths SLS
31	Chromatic Pedals
32	Octaves SLS Sixths LSL
33	Minor 7ths LSL
34	Chord Pedals
35	Major 7ths Chord Pedals Ext 1
36	Developed C Scale
37	Octaves LSL Chord Pedals Ext2
38	Developed C Scale in Triplets
39	Chord Pedals Ext 3 REVIEW CHART
40	Developed C Scale continued
50	Developed C Scale 14s Developed C Scale 15s
51	Developed C Scale
52	How To Solve The Seven Common Physical Problems
53	Seven Problems continued
54	Seven Problems continued

June 17, 2002