Hi Dan, loved the bit of psychology on No Doubt! Have you got any more tips like this, specially for advanced sight-reading or quick study? I'm auditioning for cruise ship band pianist, and can already read music, so anything non guitar specific that would help me stay cool in the face of tricky stuff would be super welcome.
Thanks Bethany. The whole ‘removing doubt’ thing is quite a universal trope to hold onto I think. If you think about what the point of being able to read music is… is being able to turn what’s on the page into music as quickly as possibly. One other thing to consider is being well listened in various styles so that when you are reading it doesn’t sound like music that’s being read. If that makes sense? A lot of the time there is room for a little bit of interpretation within stylistic considerations I would say. So listening to a lot of styles and understanding what they are going for when confronted with the page would be a good shout.
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Maybe not Europe anymore… man. People are noticing aren’t they?
I’m trying to learn how to sight read music for guitar so I can try and get on a cruise ship. I’m not expecting an overnight success, I’m going to give myself about a year and a half of dedicated study
@@TheJoesteele it’s going pretty well to be honest, my knowledge of the fretboard has grown EXPONENTIALLY! I practice about an hour or so everyday on reading music and playing songs I’ve never played or even heard. Still got some practice to go before I give it a shot
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Thanks from Canada. I appreciate your practical advice and systematic approach.
Much appreciated for the invaluable info about sight reading! Thanks!
Thanks Man. I try and be realistic about these things as much as I can.
Thank you
Hi Dan, loved the bit of psychology on No Doubt! Have you got any more tips like this, specially for advanced sight-reading or quick study? I'm auditioning for cruise ship band pianist, and can already read music, so anything non guitar specific that would help me stay cool in the face of tricky stuff would be super welcome.
Thanks Bethany. The whole ‘removing doubt’ thing is quite a universal trope to hold onto I think.
If you think about what the point of being able to read music is… is being able to turn what’s on the page into music as quickly as possibly. One other thing to consider is being well listened in various styles so that when you are reading it doesn’t sound like music that’s being read. If that makes sense? A lot of the time there is room for a little bit of interpretation within stylistic considerations I would say. So listening to a lot of styles and understanding what they are going for when confronted with the page would be a good shout.
Maybe not Europe anymore… man. People are noticing aren’t they?
Not Europe anymore?
I’m trying to learn how to sight read music for guitar so I can try and get on a cruise ship. I’m not expecting an overnight success, I’m going to give myself about a year and a half of dedicated study
sight reading factory is a cool website that has helped me learn
Im doing the same thing, how is it going?
@@TheJoesteele it’s going pretty well to be honest, my knowledge of the fretboard has grown EXPONENTIALLY! I practice about an hour or so everyday on reading music and playing songs I’ve never played or even heard. Still got some practice to go before I give it a shot
@@johnconnor7249 hey! I am in the same boat (ba dum tss) how are you approaching the task? any particular book or exercise?
Cheers