Reading and sight reading
Reading and sight-reading music are essential skills for guitarists. While playing by ear is useful, being able to read sheet music unlocks new musical opportunities. It helps guitarists understand how a piece is put together, ensuring they play the correct notes and keep time. Sight-reading also makes guitarists more versatile, allowing them to easily play different genres and styles. Additionally, reading music helps when playing with others, as it provides a shared way to communicate and interpret the music. By mastering these skills, guitarists can confidently explore and improve their musical abilities.
For sight reading refer to this tremendous resource by Pasquale Bona.
Complete Method for Rhythmical Articulation
For an introduction into the violin literature refer to course of study
Franz Wohlfahrt - 60 Studies, Op. 45 Complete: Books 1 and 2 for Violin
The Most Comprehensive Guide to Sight-Reading Music on the Guitar