sight reader (sitre"der)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 43
One who reads at sight (something usually requiring previous study); specifically, a musician who can accurately sing or play musical notes on first seeing them, without previous study or practice. As a sight - reader, he [Reisenauer) was supreme. I have seen him take a complicated orchestral score in manuscript and play it off at the first reading. The Century , XXXV. 728.
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