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Sight-singing

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Diatonic (Applied Harmony, Book I)

George A. Wedge

1930

The singing master

Bernarr Rainbow, W.E. Hickson, William Edward Hickson

1840

Epoch and artist

Jones, David

1973

Ear training and sight-singing

Allen R. Trubitt, Robert Stephan Hines

1979

Improve Your Sight-Singing!

Mike Brewer, Paul Harris

Fifty two-part vocal sight reading exercises

Watson, William J.

1963

Choral technics

Will Earhart

1937

Introduction to sightsinging and ear training

Maureen A Carr, Bruce Benward, J. Timothy Kolosick

1992

Sing at sight

Shena Fraser

1981

Experiencing Choral Music

Jothan

2005

Solfege, ear training, rhythm, dictation, and music theory

Marta Árkossy Ghezzo

2005

Ear-training and sight-singing applied to elementary musical theory

George A. Wedge

1921

The normal music course

Hosea E. Holt, John Wheeler Tufts

1895

The school music teacher

John Evans

1900

Teacher's manual for Choral technics

Will Earhart

1938

The normal music course

John W. Tufts

1883

Webster's new practical dictionary

Allen Irvine McHose

1957

Sight-singing from the established notation in a series of lessons and exercises on the tonic principle

W.S. Young

1860

Music for Sight Singing

Robert Nelson

1989

Anthology for Sight Singing

Richard Kram, Gary S. Karpinski

2017

Melodia

Samuel Winckley Cole

1909

Music for Sight Singing

Robert S. Nelson - undifferentiated, Michael Horvit, Thomas Edward Benjamin

1994

Fundamentals of sight singing & ear training

Arnold Fish, Norman Lloyd

1992

Harmonic reading

Mark L. Holmberg

1983

Basic sightsinging and ear training

Bruce Benward

1987

Complete method for rhythmical articulation

Pasquale Bona

1905

The educational music course

Alexander T. Cringan

1907

Simplified sight-singing

Allan Nern

1940

Methodical sight singing

Frederic Woodman Root

1904

Listen and sing

David Damschroder

1995

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