Level Up Your Sight Reading: Clumping and Eye Gaze

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Ready for some sight-reading breakthroughs? Join me for an exciting 5-part sight-reading series designed to help pianists improve their sight reading and reading skills. Every lesson will have reading tips, along with 5 sight reading pieces at different levels (beginner, late-beginner, and intermediate), so you'll have plenty of opportunities to practice and challenge yourself. Download the free PDFs to practice or sight-read with me. If you decide to sight read on your own, watch me play the pieces afterward because I include guidance for each piece related to today's tips.
Get ready to become a confident and skilled sight reader!
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If you've ever wondered how, what, and when to practice as a self-learner, this series is for you. We go through the entire Faber book together, step by step. I also give you supplementary exercises and pieces that go hand in hand with book 1.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:56 How this series works
2:29 Lesson 1 Sight-Reading Tips
6:56 Suggested rules
8:40 5 Pieces for Beginners
12:33 5 Pieces for Late-Beginners
17:19 5 Pieces for Intermediate Level
22:28 Outro

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3 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 39

@lassykit3724 2 месяца назад

Your videos are so aesthetic

@christopherzimmer Год назад

Susan I think I might have mentioned this in the past but, gosh, you are such a pro. The production value of your videos is unbelievable. I wouldn’t be surprised if they get picked up by a music education system. I wanted to mention in passing: there’s a technical exercise by Franz Liszt called “Chords in Scales”. I resisted it at first but I have to admit that incorporating it into my technical work has dramatically improved my sight reading of almost all chordal variations. You’re the best! 😊

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

Thank you so much! That would be a dream to be able to work with a music education system. And for some reason, I didn't know about the Liszt exercises you mentioned. I'll check them out!

@jackbussy3133 11 месяцев назад

If you find them give us the references. Thks in advance !!

@foowishamewican Год назад

Been waiting for this

@lolrochel Год назад

looking forward to it!! I like what you do

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

Glad to hear it, and thank you!

@JamesBrown-wm6vw 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for helping me on this topic!

@PianoRoadmap 10 месяцев назад

You're welcome!

@jamesvincent2362 Год назад

Thanks!

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

Thank you for your support!

@manu-singh Год назад

i love this mam

@jamesvincent2362 Год назад

Excellent vid as always. Very calming to listen to and highly educational.

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

Thank you!

@angelaalves9530 Год назад

Susan this is so awesome!! I thought I was doing all the things (clumping, looking ahead, etc) and this has shown I AM! Most of your tips are things I did, and I've so far been able to sight read with you at tempo for beginner and late beginner. This was a really fantastic proof of progress for me that I couldn't really measure on my own! I knew I had progress in sight reading the last few months, but now I can actually see it! I'm interested to see how Intermediate goes for me 🤣 And since I was able to measure my progress already doing what you mentioned for months (years maybe haha) - people new to sight reading will definitely improve if they follow your tips!

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

Isn't that the BEST feeling, knowing that you're improving? Congrats on your progress and achievements 😃

@superjonz9958 10 месяцев назад

You're doing great! You gained a new subscriber

@PianoRoadmap 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@lawrencetaylor4101 10 месяцев назад

Merci beaucoup.

@PianoRoadmap 10 месяцев назад

De rien!

@OneStepToday 10 месяцев назад

Try John Kember's Piano Sight reading book series. It is the perfect method using the easiest patterns of gradual changes in notes. It works like magic. The key is to start with the easiest possible practice.

@jacksonamaral329 7 месяцев назад

interesting. wanna practice to read by sight.

@birdiewritepa5505 Год назад

Love at first sight (reading) 👀

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

😆😆😆

@alexgoriatchenkov 6 месяцев назад

I started self learning piano about 9 month ago (all with RU-vid "flowing" notes) and today playing whole series pretty nice pieces... Definitely MUST starting sight reading practice / learning. Finished music school in kids ages but remember notes and most details linked ... Is your learning theory maybe good for me, OR still I must to practice read and play some elementary notes and then join your school? Thank you and Happy New Year.

@PianoRoadmap 5 месяцев назад

Hello! If you're talking about the Faber Follow-Along Piano Course, it sounds like it could be a perfect fit since you'll be able to review what you learned as a kid, but also learn theory and new pieces as well. Check it out here! www.PianoRoadmap.com And if you have any other questions, feel free to email me: pianoroadmap@gmail.com

@dagmarintreble 10 месяцев назад

Your videos are so helpful! Because you mentioned the Chopin Prelude in A major: Could you tell me how you pedal it? The notes say the upbeat is without pedal, do you ignore that or play the upbeat without pedal?

@rezabaghdadi700 3 месяца назад

❤

@mi2cents265 Год назад

After playing a simple piece a hundred times or so it begins to be memorized. Should I stop and slow it down and read the actual notes like saying the name of the notes before playing it? It seems once I memorize the piece I’m not reading it anymore.

@acactus2190 Год назад

My best advice for improving sight reading apart from this video would not be focusing on the notes of a piece you already know, but to be trying to learn an “easy” piece every day. Apart from your standard repertoire, take like 1 or 2 pieces everyday from children’s piano books or something and learn it. Spend like 15 min each day doing that and after a while you will see the difference. Sight reading can only be improved through experience!

@birdiewritepa5505 Год назад

Also this might help 8:10 and 8:59 🤔

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

If you're deep-diving into a piece with the intention of being able to play it well, then yes, it will become memorized. No need to slow it down to read the actual notes anymore. ALTHOUGH, it's very beneficial to slowly play it through once in a while (maybe once a week) WHILE READING the notes. This is to make sure that you're not "making anything up" by accident or memorized something wrong.

@DihelsonMendonca Месяц назад

Could you do a lesson on sight reading Scriabin poem Op 32 # 1 ? Thank you so much. 🎉❤❤

@PianoRoadmap 18 часов назад

WHOA 😲 You want to SIGHT read this piece or do you just want a tutorial on it? I wouldn't wish sight reading this on my worst enemy 😆

@robhul5950 Год назад

Me learning how to sight read while not being able to play piano good enough yet, 😭🤣

@PianoRoadmap Год назад

😆

@sergiobravo252 9 месяцев назад

I could play only first 5 exercises and then I felt lost😢...

@jeanninesweet5136 2 дня назад

Me too. And I've been playing for many years, but not reading well. I figured out she is being very clever about hand position. The real problem, for me, is not know where the keys are that are shown in the music. Please, Pianoroadmap, exercises on how to know where the keys are. That would really help. Help with touch keys and where they are.