Since both have grasp much at the same time and within fractions of a second, they must learn to function independently. The eyes are solely directed at the images of the notes and the fingers must learn to dominate the keys blindly. This eliminates the double attention of the eyes of reading the music and looking for the keys (i...
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This eliminates the double attention of the eyes of reading the music and looking for the keys (i.e. blind attack of the keys)—the most important premise for sight-reading (Spillman, 1990). To achieve the skill of “blind attack of the keys”, the elevated groups of the upper keys (black keys) can help us...
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