Sight Reading Studies

Students taking Sight Reading classes at WPMA study with finest pedagogues in Georgia and have access to the support of a pre-college institution

Guided by the most accomplished musicians and teachers in Atlanta, students receive individualized training through private sight reading lessons that emphasize fundamentals and ear training. Sight reading students at WPMA also take private string, brass, woodwind, or voice lessons.

Sight reading students at WPMA gain access to:

Faculty

Connor

Croasmun

Connor Croasmun WPMA Music Teacher Faculty
Performance
Clarinet, Music Theory
Valentina
Ignjic
Valentina Ignjic WPMA Music Teacher Faculty
Performance
Cello, Music Theory
Ian
Schwalbe
Performance
Composition, Music Theory
Sunha
Kim
Performance
Composition, Music Theory, Piano, Sight Reading
Sunghun
Kim
Sunghun Kim WPMA Music Teacher Faculty
Performance
Music Theory, Piano
Logan
Souther
Conducting
Music Theory, Piano, Sight Reading

Student Achievements Over the Years

97

All-state Chairs Won

41

NYO, ASYO, EYSO, ETC. Youth Orchestra Chairs Won

7
GHP Participants

Students at the academy receive a rich and comprehensive music education, supported by a dedicated faculty. In an environment distinguished by its community and learning opportunities, WPMA students frequently compete and succeed in state and nation-wide auditions.

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FAQs

Why is sight reading important?

Sight reading builds fluency and confidence. It helps students quickly learn new repertoire and succeed in auditions and ensemble settings.
Yes. Strong sight readers are better equipped to handle audition excerpts and unexpected music challenges.
Yes. WPMA offers group classes and private instruction focused entirely on building sight reading skills.

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