Hiya asked:


ok, well, i have this audition thing for violin. it’s pretty tough, and i don’t know if i want to audition. the thing is……i have been working on this music piece for about 2 months now,and i don’t want to disappoint my violin teacher and mom. (my dad is cool with w/e i choose, he just wants me to b happy.) i am actually re-auditioning. the requirements r the excerpts they provide and a random sight reading piece. the sight reading was pretty hard. also, i think it might interfere with school work, because they have rehearsals every Mon. at about 8pm during the school year. so basically my problem is: if i do it, it’ll have to work SUPER hard and i might b bad. if don’t, my violin teacher and my mom will most likely be disappointed in me,maybe even mad. i feel, rly nervous, scared, pressured, stressed, and i’m in a turmoil. srry i cant explain the situation so well, my head is all clouded up, and i cant rly think straight about this. but, i’ll add as much more detail as i can. plz help me, thx! btw, the orchestra group is called: TYOF (The Youth Orchestras of Fairfax) website is: http://tyof.org/news.php
wow, even though it’s just 3 answers…..i feel better. (lol) ok, thx guys!

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stormbreaker_angel asked:


i need a beautiful piano song for a music assignment but not one thats too har, i suck a sight reading and am only grade 3 ANZCA

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jhempel24 asked:

Really want to start to read music and play guitar and not just tab, so I’ve decided to dedicate time to sight reading music everyday. This is the first piece, a Renaissance piece called What If a Day A Month or a Year by the everlasting Anonymous.

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pianomother asked:

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oh_u asked:


I’ve been studying piano for about a month now. It’s all on my own because I can’t afford lessons.

I’ve learned 4 or 5 songs now of varying difficulty, nothing too complex.. but I noticed that I still can not get a sense of what a song sounds like from the sheet music. I can read the notes and know the time they should get, but I still can’t make out a proper melody without a recording of the song. If I just keep learning songs from the sheet music, but with a recording to assist me, will I eventually get used to it and be able to sight read properly? Or are there specific exercises I should do to focus on sight reading?

Thanks

How to Sight Read Music Video Lesson