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This is a very individual matter. It depends on your age and experience, the kind of music you are talking about (you aren't going to be sight-reading Rachmaninov Preludes in a week), the amount of time you put in, and even what kind of pressue you're under to sight-read. Sometimes even very good pianists aren't particularly good at sight-reading.
Just keep playing the music you like, and get your hands on as much of it as you can. Your sight-reading skills could keep improving over many years.
First answer by Emdrgreg. Last edit by Emdrgreg. Contributor trust: 671 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 9 [recommend question]
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