The One Ability ALL Good Sight-Readers Have

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The One Ability ALL Good Sight-Readers Have - The usual advice when it comes to sight-reading is to scan the music first, look at the key signature, the time signature and look for anything unusual.
But what about during sight-reading? Is there anything you can do to sight-read more fluently?
That is the topic of this video. And stay tuned until the end of the video where I share with you one simple exercise you can do to help you sight-read more easily.
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RECOMMENDED SIGHT-READING RESOURCES:
~ For beginners ~
* Piano Sight-Reading: A Fresh Approach by John Kember - amzn.to/2R51OZv
* Sight-Reading Exercises Op.45 by Arnoldo Sartorio - imslp.org/wiki/Sight_Reading_...)
* Gradus: Progressive Piano Repertoire in 12 Volumes by Jeff Manookian - imslp.org/wiki/Gradus:_Progre...)
~ For more advanced ~
*Essential Keyboard Repertoire Vol. 1-8 - amzn.to/3km7POd
*Essential Keyboard Etudes - amzn.to/2Rs7CfO
* Free piano sheet music (searchable by composer, difficulty, styles, title and number of sharps or flats) - www.pianosightreading.com.au/...
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THE GEAR I USE FOR SIGHT-READING:
iPad Pro 12.9" - geni.us/iPad-pro
Stylus Pen - geni.us/stylus-pen
Firefly Page Turner - geni.us/firefly
ForScore App - forscore.co/
Yamaha CLP-635 - au.yamaha.com/en/products/mus...
Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Headphones - geni.us/beyerdynamic-DT-770
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Комментарии : 11

@2logj 2 месяца назад

very good effort Manu.thanks .

@PianoSightReading 2 месяца назад

Thanks!

@JohnStraussmusic 2 года назад

great tip. Nice to be re assured by experienced piano players that they too will make educated guesses some times. Thank you

@PianoSightReading 2 года назад

Yes, educated guesses and sometimes even a bit of improvising - those are the secrets of the piano accompaniment trade where more often than not, the accompanist gets the music as late as the day before a performance!

@MissBeeeBeee 2 года назад

I learned this exercise in my course and it was called Flying Fingers. I will try it in other keys too!! Thank you!!

@PianoSightReading 2 года назад

Ah cool! Yes, have a go!

@GrenvilleMelonseedSkiff496 2 года назад

Very good info and presentation … thanks!

@PianoSightReading 2 года назад

Thanks!

@profsjp 2 года назад

Great practical advice.

@PianoSightReading 2 года назад

Thank you!

@37BopCity 3 месяца назад

After years of frustration with piano sight reading, and never becoming very good although I'm intermediate level proficient --- I have found the one ability all good sight readers have, is actually starting when they were young! They also PRACTICE READING ALL THE TIME. They are dedicated to it. Excellent eye-sight and a great memory also help. Really good teachers also help, and listening to a lot of music helps. I am an adult learner who started late in life, so becoming a great sight reader is never going to be achieved by me, but I can do it well enough to learn intermediate and advanced pieces.