He should reach the point where he actually grabs a whole bar at first sight. He should then be able to transpose onto the board what he has just read. To do this, he applies the interval system of position we just studied. He always memorizes the last note he just played, and calculates from there where the new note is located. To do this with two hands involves a nearly instinctive knowledge of his space.
Exercises start with the practice of scales by intervals.
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