Reading and sight reading

Learning how to read and sight-read music is of utmost importance for guitarists. While playing by ear can be a valuable skill, being able to read sheet music opens up a whole world of musical possibilities. It allows guitarists to understand the structure and composition of a piece, ensuring accurate note recognition and precise timing. Sight reading enhances a guitarist's versatility, as it enables them to play a wide range of genres and styles with ease. Moreover, reading music fosters collaboration with other musicians, as it provides a common language for communication and interpretation. Ultimately, mastering the art of reading and sight reading empowers guitarists to confidently explore the vast realm of music and elevate their instrumental proficiency to new heights.

For sight reading refer to this tremendous resource by Pasquale Bona.

For sight reading refer to this tremendous resource by Pasquale Bona.

Complete Method for Rhythmical Articulation

For an introduction into the violin literature refer to course of study

For an introduction into the violin literature refer to course of study

Franz Wohlfahrt - 60 Studies, Op. 45 Complete: Books 1 and 2 for Violin

The Most Comprehensive Guide to Sight-Reading Music on the Guitar

The Most Comprehensive Guide to Sight-Reading Music on the Guitar

Sight Reading Mastery for Guitar: Unlimited reading and rhythm exercises in all keys