Do you believe that some people can sight-read and others just can’t?
In his new book, How to sight-read, Paul Harris dispels this and other common misconceptions about sight-reading, presenting instead the idea of sight-reading as a technique that can be developed and learned by anyone.
- Suitable for teachers and students alike
- Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult
- Free refreshments will be provided
- Discounts available on the day
- This is a free event
About Paul Harris
Paul Harris is one of the UK’s most respected music teachers and educationalists. He has over 600 publications to his name including the highly acclaimed Improve your sight-reading!, Improve your scales! and Improve your teaching! series. Paul writes frequently on music education for many national and international publications and is in great demand as a workshop and seminar leader around the world.
Praise for How to Sight-read
'This book has elevated sight-reading practice to the next level, using a fresh, fun approach that blends solid vision, science principles, and 21st-century technology.’ Debra Grant BSc (Hons) MCOptom
‘Paul Harris has offered the concept that sight-reading is simply a technique that can beeasily learnt by us all... This is a must read for music students and teachers.’ John Hutchins, Director Junior Academy and LRAM, Royal Academy of Music
“Harris has the wonderful skill of being able to distill complex information and present it withsimple (but not simplistic) clarity, making accessible a deeper understanding of the topics headdresses. This book provides another excellent example of this, the author’s several decades of research and experience in the field of sight-reading brought to life with assured confidence and genuine insight.” Andrew Eales, Pianodao.com
