If you want to learn guitar on your own, please ask me how to learn guitar on your own

Guitar self-taught book "Lai Huidong wrote, from the most basic entry, elementary, intermediate to advanced, and many more**, it is a textbook, and the songs in it are also very good, there are classic old songs, and there are also popular songs.

And the fingering of the right hand is very important. Generally start from C key. You're talking about the classical guitar. The better the guitar, the faster you learn, the better the pressure. It depends on whether you are willing to spend money.

There are two reasons why you must first learn classical guitar to learn guitar, one: those symphony orchestras with water quality seem to only have classical guitars, and two: classical guitars are the foundation for all guitar instruments, and how can there be future development without a good foundation.

First of all, you should practice the independence of the fingers, and relax, grasp the beat, for novices like you, you should start with some simple tunes, not fast, but accurate, do not make noise, from slow to fast to slow, it is best to buy a metronome, remember to relax, relaxation is the most basic criterion for playing the guitar. I would like to recommend you a few better monophonic tunes [Farewell] [Romance of Love] [Little Star] [Little Bee]. [Karebalo] is a very good book, if you practice this book well, you will have several qualitative leaps, not one, for this book also from slow to fast and then slow.

Practice thoroughly! I hope you don't want to be reluctant to spend money, buying a good guitar will make your technique twice as effective with half the effort, don't have the idea that I will take a broken piano to practice first, and then take a good piano to practice after practicing, otherwise your piano will become a stumbling block to your progress. I recommend the martini series of pianos, it is best to buy a full single [the so-called full single means that the whole piano is all wooden].

There are some of the ones I posted from before.,But they're all good.,I hope you can take a look.,As for whether to give points.,It's not my ultimate goal.,I just hope I can give you a suggestion.。

100 to 300

See if you can buy a low-grade classical guitar.

Even if the folk piano or practice piano is a brand**, don't look at this price, you don't have to choose.

If you want to buy a book, you can buy a copy of the Carkashi textbook or Lu Jiahong's fingertips.

It's all nonsense to talk about what requirements there are for learning, what **quality, don't learn **quality. If you want to learn, you have to start from scratch, and you don't need any prerequisites to learn anything, you just need to have hobbies and good interests.

If you want to learn by yourself, you should first practice your right hand and then your left hand. This needs to be taught by hand to be able to explain clearly, how to practice, it is not clear with words, if you have not been exposed to it before, I hope you don't read the text introduction on the Internet, it is easy to be misled.

If you buy a piano, you have to try it yourself, it doesn't matter what brand it is, just a piano that suits you. I don't think the branding of the guitar is very important, there is no need to pursue the brand, and people who understand it can roughly distinguish the superior and inferior when they get the piano and play it, and they will not distinguish it by the brand. Kapok is an old brand many years ago, but now it is very poor, and it is not recommended to buy Kapok.

Classical, if it's convenient to surf the Internet, you can read it online, and buying books is just buying some scores. I used the used 100 that Fender bought at the time. Oh, I really don't know his market price, but I heard that it should be very expensive, so you better find someone who understands it and buy it with you, no matter how good it is here, it's useless.

Guitar self-taught one) is very good, I have just learned for two months, I just bought it a few days ago, and the explanation is very detailed.

It is simply difficult for children who don't want to read books to learn something on their own, but learning guitar may not be that difficult, as long as you read books with questions and purposes, books are actually not so ugly.

The first thing you need to learn to learn the guitar is:

First, the left fingering method, first learn C, F, G, AM, DM, EM these six, of which F is the big horizontal press fingering, the big horizontal press can not be learned at once, first learn the small horizontal press F.

Second, the right-hand rhythm, first learn to break down the chord rhythm, i.e. etc. Then learn to sweep the strings, and strictly follow the common rhythm introduced in the book, and you can't be clever and change it randomly.

3. After you have basically learned the fingering and rhythm, find a song in C major or AM minor and practice the song. Play the chords marked on the sheet music several times in order, and then try to sing while playing, paying attention to the comparison of bar by bar when practicing playing and singing, especially not out of rhythm.

At this point, you have basically learned the preliminary knowledge of folk guitar, and then you can read the book carefully and learn the six-line music well, and you can achieve the effect of getting started.

It's not difficult to learn guitar, but the hard thing is that you can't break through after learning a certain level, but that's for later. There are many problems faced in the front, such as lack of finger strength, inadequate fingering, inability to do it with horizontal fingering, and so on. Just follow my method and you'll be able to do it easily :

It's about loosening the guitar strings and learning it. The standard string of the guitar is in the key of C, and now it is changed to A-flat (or lower), and the 1 to 6 strings are determined according to the A-flat scale, respectively, or 375263, which is two whole tones lower than the original, and it will be much easier to play.

I dizzy, it became a three-day pass again,,, I bought a three-month pass, and I haven't been able to pass it for three years! The main thing is to practice, to say a little, the ammonium string of the left hand must be standardized, otherwise your little finger will form a lonely action that affects progress, and the others are more casual. It's better to have musicality.

Just look up some self-taught food on the Internet, but if you will soon lose interest, it is recommended not to buy a guitar to learn, a waste of money and time.

Find a master to take with you and learn to read the line notation.