[rodgersorgan] Re: Pitches, I meant Pitches!

Hi. I am just the opposite of the other two posters. My sight reading is 
what I would qualify as "average" and this took much persistant work to 
get to that point. I very much enjoy the detailed work of perfecting the 
performance. Memorization is quite easy for me.

Regards, Scott
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noel jones wrote:
> As I stated once before...I can spell, I just can't type very well. Do I need 
> a 
> spell checker? Yes, and a context-checker...and a does this make any sense 
> checker....
> 
> This does pose a question for the group:
> 
> People tend to be great sight readers or not. Sight readers can have a 
> miserable 
> time memorizing music it seems, possibly due to the ease at which they read, 
> anticipate fingering problems, process solutions and go on.
> 
> Non-sight readers really look at the score and figure things out and as a 
> result 
> seem to play correct fingering more consistently which would seem to lock in 
> the 
> neural pathways quicker and therefore make memorization quicker.
> 
> Comments on that please.
> 
> BUT the big question is do good sight readers touch-type or hunt and peck?
> 
> 
> noel jones, aago
> athens, tennessee, usa
> 423 887-7594
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