If you’ve ever wondered what the real life of a professional musician looks like — beyond the stage and polished performances — my September 2024 vlog is where it begins.
This is the first episode in a series of exclusive vlogs, available only to premium subscribers of my YouTube channel. These videos are not just personal diaries — they are meant to inspire, educate, and share the real artistic processbehind playing the trumpet professionally.
🎥 What You’ll See in This Vlog
In this first episode, you’ll follow me through a full journey, from practice room to concert stage — and even to Venice.
✅ How to Practice Trumpet Flexibility (Bai Lin Method)
I break down how I approach flexibility exercises, including step-by-step trumpet warm-ups that help build consistency and range.
✅ On Tour in Venice with Giuseppe Gibboni
We travel to Venice with the Orchestra Senzaspine, performing alongside Paganini Prize winner Giuseppe Gibboni. You’ll see highlights from our performance of Rachmaninoff violin concerto — and what it’s like to prepare for such a concert.
✅ Orchestral Excerpts: Real Practice Strategies
Learn how I practice orchestral parts by modulating keys, preparing for real performance conditions, and handling the common reality: sometimes conductors ask us to repeat demanding passages over and over for the sake of the ensemble.
✅ Breathing Exercises and Interval Practice
Breath control is key — I share practical trumpet breathing techniques and interval exercises to build endurance and control.
💡 Why Join the Channel as a Premium Member?
These vlogs are not public. They’re part of my members-only content, created for those who want more than just quick tips — but real, honest, musical insight.
As a premium member, you’ll get:
- Monthly exclusive vlogs
- Real-life backstage content from rehearsals, tours, and daily routines
- Deep practice advice you won’t find in regular YouTube videos
- My personal reflections on being a modern classical musician
- A chance to support my artistic work directly
If you’re a trumpet player, music student, or just curious about what really happens behind the curtain of classical music… this series is for you.





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