sight-read (Meaning)

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sight-read (v)

perform music from a score without having seen the score before

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The musicians sight-read the new score effortlessly, impressing the audience with their proficiency.
As a seasoned musician, she could sight-read any piece of music with ease.
The ability to sight-read music greatly enhances a performer's flexibility and adaptability.
The conductor gave the signal, and the orchestra sight-read the complex symphony with remarkable precision.
The choirmaster challenged the singers to sight-read a challenging choral work, showcasing their musical skills.
Despite limited rehearsal time, the concert band sight-read the program with aplomb, delivering a captivating performance.
Students in the music class honed their sight-reading abilities through daily practice exercises.
Sight-reading allows musicians to quickly learn and perform new pieces, expanding their repertoire and musical horizons.
The sight-reading competition tested musicians' ability to interpret and execute unfamiliar music on the spot.
The pianist's exceptional sight-reading skills enabled him to accompany vocalists and instrumentalists seamlessly.

perform music from a score without having seen the score before

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The musicians sight-read the new score effortlessly, impressing the audience with their proficiency.

As a seasoned musician, she could sight-read any piece of music with ease.

The ability to sight-read music greatly enhances a performer's flexibility and adaptability.

The conductor gave the signal, and the orchestra sight-read the complex symphony with remarkable precision.