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Diploma Sight Reading - Horizontal and Vertical Sight Reading

Diploma Sight Reading - Horizontal and Vertical Sight Reading

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Learning to sight read advanced piano music involves improving your skills in both horizontal and vertical sight reading. Some keyboard players tend to read individual lines from left to right on the score. This is useful for absorbing melodic lines and patterns. Other keyboard players tend to read vertically by preference - in other words they read chords rather than melodic patterns. The best sight readers do both. If you're looking to improve your sight reading of harder pieces and become a proficient sight reader this advanced sight reading video will show you how to go about learning to sight read music both horizontally and vertically. Suitable for candidates preparing for ABRSM, Trinity, LCM and other piano diplomas. to horizontal and vertical sight reading 1:05 - Scanning a sight read through 2:04 - Analysing a piece from a reading point of view 6:55 - Issues people encounter with horizontal and vertical reading
Date: 2022-03-28

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I think an even more beneficial approach to sightreading is to (IME):
1. Set an -anchor point- at either top or bottom cleff and keep coming back to it. Setting a focal point helps prevent confusion.
2. Keeping the eyes inbetween the cleffs and using peripheral vision to read without having to move eyes up and down. Just mentally -focusing- on one cleff more than the other if and when needed. Needing to move the eyes up and down is a HUGE handicap.

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Amazing lesson. I agree that most people are either predominantly horizontal readers or vertical readers.
I'm a beginner and i find that i am usually more horizontal in reading.
Take away: analyse the piece first. Incorporate both types.

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3 steps to getting it wrong:
1. Missing a note completely.
2. Playing the right note in the wrong place.
3. Playing the wrong note in the wrong place.
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Thank you. I have been looking for such article for years, it is really an eye opener. May I request one more thing? Look ahead. Thank you
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Thanks for this video. This approach will be very useful for people like me, who struggle with reading sheet music. Thanks again.
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Very difficult the vertical one. I have a Gershwin songbook that scares me to death-. Thanks for pointing out this issue.
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