Firstly, I think it's important to understand exactly what sight reading is. Is there a way to improve sight reading and not relying on muscle memory? Is muscle memory a good or bad habit? I can sight read Treble Clef or Bass Clef fast but when it comes to reading both at the same time, I can't keep up with the tempo. The more I practice, the more it becomes muscle memory instead of getting better in sight reading. After practicing for 15 to 30 mins, I manage to pass the audition with 5 stars but I notice something. In the past few days, when I'm having trouble passing the audition, I would go to the practice area and practice the pieces. One of the most enjoyable and rewarding aspects of looking after Musiah piano students personally is that I regularly receive requests for advice and really good, interesting questions like this one from Jia Hao Teo from Singapore who writes. Sight Reading Vs Muscle Memory: How To Practice Sight Reading Is there a way to improve sight reading without relying on muscle memory? And is muscle memory a good or bad habit?
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