Hello everyone! When one should attempt at sight reading chords and intervals? should he be proficient at reading single notes, or being mediocre at reading single notes(doing treble cleff reading at basic level with medium speed) is ok?
I would say, attempt as any time! You will know pretty quickly if you need to work on that skill more. The faster you can identify notes and intervals as they relate to key signatures or not, the better you will be at reading. It's all about getting good enough at identifying notes and structures that you don't need to think in order to do it. What I don't recommend is banging your head against the wall trying to read chords if it isn't going well. Try it and then spend time on the building blocks for a while, then try it again! Hope that helps.
Allthough I turned off smart training (which did not work for me properly, so admins told me to turn off) I did not get calibrator in my daily(!) workout for nearly three month. This seems statistically quite unlikely. Does someone have the same problems? Thanks, have a nice weekend.
-The 1st set of beats establishes the rhythm, -The 2nd set is what you are supposed to mimic, -The 3rd set reminds you of the established rhythm (established in the 1st set), -The 4th set is where you are supposed to mimic the beat from the 2nd set.
--So, the only set you are supposed to do anything is on the 4th set :)
Sep 16, 16:45