Speed Up Sight Reading on Classical Guitar!

Reading notation for classical guitar music can be very quick: understanding notation and sight reading depend on comprehension of what is written and meant.

As we decode words as a unit (not letter by letter) and combine them to sentences, we can read notation in the same manner.

Here are some examples how that can be done, found in Ferdinando Carulli's Prelude in G- Major from Grand Recueil de la Guitar op. 114, 2me partie.

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00:00 Intro
00:20 Sight Reading and Analysis By Musical Words
01:14 1 Rhythmic Words
02:49 2 Scales As Words
04:58 2.1 Scales in Rhythmic Words
05:29 2.2 Scale in Thirds
06:44 3.1 Melodic Arpeggios as Words
08:21 3.2 Chord Arpeggios
09:11 4. Closed Chords
11:00 5. Melody - Melodic Lines
14:28 6. The Reading Map
17:53 Reading As Prima Vista Preparation
19:14 Performance Prélude G-Major op. 114

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