You can add to this numerous different beginning methods IE -the Hal Leonard Guitar Method, the Berklee Method, the 1st Noad Book and others. 1) Dan Lis's Sight Reading Exercises ( ), 2) Read This First by Joseph Pecoraro and 3) Sight Reading for the Classical Guitar by Robert Benedict (Levels 1-3 and 4-5). I've found the following books/resources to be quite useful. I do rhythms on open strings and real simple 4-8 measure examples. Taking the skills from level 1 and applying them to the guitar. Recognition of note values and rhythms and being able to identify the name of a note on the staff (first on the staff, then ledger lines up to 3 above or below the staff). Level 1: Off the instrument fundamental reading skills (FRS). When I'm working with my students, I develop sight reading in several stages. U/SpiderHippy's Epic List of Info Other Cool Reddits

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