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When Learning To Sight SIng, RHYTHM comes LAST…

July 24, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment


When it comes to sight-singing, rhythm is the least important skill. Sure, it matters, but not as much as every other skill that is required for sight singing.

In fact, rhythm-labeling/performing is last in my Sight Singing Developmental Rubric for a reason.

This new blog post explains the first 5 prerequisite skills but focuses specifically on rhythm. I explain how to assess it, AND why it is least important.

Introducing my blog post:

When Learning To Sight Sing, RHYTHM comes LAST… Here’s Why


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