Effectiveness of targeted feedback in improving rhythm sightreading

Ji, Wei; O’Neill, Kevin

doi:10.1080/14613808.2022.2069233

Music Education Research

2022

DOI: 10.1080/14613808.2022.2069233

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Effectiveness of targeted feedback in improving rhythm sightreading

Wei Ji

Kevin O’Neill

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Sight-reading components across tonal and atonal environments in music: An exploratory analysis of performers’ self-assessed proficiency

Kim

2024

International Journal of Music Education

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Sight-reading poses persistent challenges for professional musicians, particularly those lacking adept sight-reading skills. Recognizing the practical implications of sight-reading as a facilitator of musical learning, scholarly endeavors have sought to identify the components that influence sight-reading proficiency. The focus on diverse tonal environments has surfaced as a key avenue for unveiling the complexities of tonality-related sight-reading skills. Against this backdrop, the present study delved into the intricate relationship between sight-reading components and tonal characteristics in music, employing performers’ self-assessments of their proficiencies in these domains. The findings revealed that sight-readers exhibit comparable self-assessments of their proficiency in sight-reading, but a significant disparity emerged between tonal and atonal sight-reading. Common predictors—rhythm reading, playing by ear, and performance techniques—emerged as influential factors explaining proficiency in both tonal and atonal sight-reading proficiency. In contrast, the predictors that include knowledge of tonal center, tonal function, and basic music theory were indicative for tonal sight-reading, while music interpretation and complexity of tonality were connected to atonal sight-reading proficiency. The findings highlight the useful integration of sight-reading components within diverse tonal environments, which offers flexibility, practicality, and adaptability in sight-readers’ practice.

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Sight-reading components across tonal and atonal environments in music: An exploratory analysis of performers’ self-assessed proficiency

Kim

2024

International Journal of Music Education

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Effectiveness of targeted feedback in improving rhythm sightreading

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Sight-reading components across tonal and atonal environments in music: An exploratory analysis of performers’ self-assessed proficiency

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