Most saxophonists can play beautifully — until someone puts new sheet music in front of them. This workshop fixes that.
In this small-group session, you’ll learn the practical system I use with my own students to read rhythm and pitch faster, without translating every note in your head first. We’ll work through real examples together, at a pace that builds confidence rather than exposing gaps.
By the end of the session you’ll have:
- A simple framework for reading rhythm at sight, before you even look at pitch
- Practice drills you can use daily to build reading speed
- The confidence to say yes next time someone hands you music you’ve never seen
Who it’s for: Intermediate players who can play their instrument but freeze up reading new material — jam sessions, community bands, or just wanting to open a new tune and play it.
Details
When: September 26
Day: Saturday
Time: 4pm to 6pm
Students per class: 10
Instructors  Martino Scovacricchi
Venue: St. Sophia’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Moscow Road – London W2 4LQ
“Little I knew that with so little effort and simple exercise my sight-reading could improve so quickly. I’m literally amazing! Loved it and highly recommend the workshop!”
Lukas K., saxophone student
