Secrets to Great Sightreading - Improve your Muscular Memory

[@velcroman11]

What a wonderful lesson. For those of you who are Australian or New Zealanders, do you think this lesson had a style of “Play School”? What this lady taught is so very important. 👍👏👍

[@AccelerandoPiano]

Thanks so much - I really appreciate your feedback. And I'm of the generation where I do remember "Play School" with the house, various shaped windows and all of the toys!! Cheers Jane

[@Susanzakho]

You are the best teacher in the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank youuuuu

[@AccelerandoPiano]

Thank you Susan - that's made my day!

[@Erikamil1998]

Thank you for the video . I should give it a try 🙏🏻❤

[@AccelerandoPiano]

You're welcome! Good luck with trying out the exercises. Cheers Jane

[@Erikamil1998]

@@AccelerandoPiano Thank you 😊🤩⚘

[@ryanpitalbo8793]

the confusing about this is when you sight read a piece that have a black keys it will be to difficult to use this because you will not just always play the soprano note on the root and find the alto note bellow of it whatever interval it is(im refering to the SA from SATB)so you still have to practice different variations of that two note per hand,and if that how it was it will consume lot of time to practice.I know there is an easy way to sight read with a black keys,it is using the transpose button😅 but i don’t want to use that cheat button.

[@AccelerandoPiano]

Thanks for your thoughts. Cheers Jane

[@davelester1985]

sight reading and not a sheet of music, maybe you should entitle this something else.

[@AccelerandoPiano]

Hi Dave - Yes - no music! This Tutorial was specifically designed that way. As I mentioned in the video, an important component of being able to sightread fluently is not to have to look down at your hands frequently so you can read ahead and concentrate on what’s coming up in the music. The Tutorial is designed to give students some practical tips to develop this skill independent of the score. Rest assured, there will be more Tutorials in the future which will include music. Cheers Jane