Super Sight-Reading Secrets: An Innovative, Step-By-Step Program for Musical Keyboard Players of All Levels
A pianist's main asset is to be a good reader. This book will be an invaluable asset toward that goal.  --Delores Stevens, Pianist/Artist-TeacherAll pianists can benefit and some will experience the transformation into 1st-class sight-readers - something they may have thought was an impossibility.  --Leonid Hambro, Concert Pianist/Teacher, New YorkHis ingenious exercises cannot fail to help people become better sight-readers.  --The California Music Teacher, Vol 10, Number 2I've used it in the studio, on tour, and in playing classical music.  --Vonda Shepard, Recording Artist for Reprise RecordsIt is elegantly simple yet comprehensive.  --Todd Winkler, Professor of Music Theory and Solfege, California Institute of the ArtsIt present a series of progressive drills that help all keyboard musicians overcome their weaknesses and develop into better sight-readers.  --Piano Guild Notes, Vol 36, Number 2Richman has gone a long way toward de-mythologizing the process of sight-reading.  Highly recommended.  --American Music Teacher Magazine, September/October, 1988Thank you for providing piano educators with a most useful tool.  --Jeanine M. Jacobson, Assistant Professor, Piano proficiency class for piano majors, California State University, NorthridgeThe drills and lessons are well thought out, and sincere application of the material he presents will improve a pianist's sight-reading ability. ...his enthusiastic encouragment to all struggling sight-readers keep this method from being dry and tedious.  --Clavier Magazine, July/August 1989