Do you want to give up the guitar and never learn the guitar again

Hello! Whether it's too late or not depends on what you're learning for. If you want to be a professional performer, it's too late. If it is to cultivate sentiments, then it is not too late even if you are 80 years old!

The guitar is an instrument that can be played for a lifetime. If you have a foundation of 3,5 years now, it will be easy to pick up even 2,3 years from now.

If you really don't have time to practice, you can take a class once a month, and you don't have time to practice the piano and tell the teacher clearly.

In fact, there is no situation that forces you to give up the guitar, as a hobby, you can learn it when you have time, and it is no problem to put it aside if you don't have time, so you don't have to worry at all, and it's not too late to learn it when you have time in the future.

Don't give up. Time can be squeezed out.

The guitar should not be abandoned.

When I was studying piano grade 10, I was also in the third year of junior high school, which not only did not delay my learning, but made my learning go to the next level.

Don't give up, that's not responsible for yourself, since you have chosen to start, you should do it well, you still have a long way to go, you should be strong in case of trouble, the guitar is a good thing, your choice is even better.

Let go of decisions you shouldn't have and choose the opportunities you have...

The guitar is a good thing and will not never give up.

It can only be said that it is idle for the time being, take it out to play when you are free, and play when you are not busy.

Don't give up on both, the first year of high school is actually not so tiring, and you can study at that time.

1.Give up, there is no other meaning, if it is still at this level after half a year of study, it can only be said that there is no talent.

2.Now that you have embarked on the road of **, don't give up halfway, you must have a certain knowledge of music theory after learning guitar for half a year, so you can find an instrument that suits you, so maybe the effect will be better.

3.Change the type of hobby. I'm from Beijing, all boys at my age basically play basketball, I practiced basketball for 2 years, but I didn't grow much, just like you practice guitar, so I changed my hobby, I went to learn guitar, I really didn't expect that in the guitar I was really more talented than my classmates in the guitar class (if you fart when I fart, when I brag, I don't mind) I was already able to play and sing simple songs very freely in the third class, and my classmates are still practicing chord conversion.

4.If the above 3 results are not what you want, then, continue guitar, there is no trick to learning guitar, only hard practice, what is important before the talent, but you remember the sentence "there is no genius in this world" is actually your mentality will make your guitar learning effect worse and worse, change your state of mind, think like this: among all the people who learn guitar in the world, I am certainly not the most rubbish, my piano is not the worst, my practice time is not the least, I don't have the least fondness for the guitar... Wait, I'm just learning guitar, but I won't give you a specific way to practice the guitar, because only what suits you is the most effective, no matter how good other people's methods are, you don't use your own brain, and you will still stagnate when you encounter problems in the future, for the sake of face, I suggest you:

Change to another piano shop and learn the guitar again from the first lesson. Because I know that if I don't grow up after studying for half a year, I will definitely blame myself, and the sarcasm of my classmates, intentionally or unintentionally, really hurts my soul! (I was playing basketball).

ps: Confess my age, 15, I said my age because I want to prevent you from feeling ashamed that a 15 little kid gives you advice, although I don't say age is nothing, but honesty is my principle of life, but ** no age

After six months of study, it proves that you still have some basic skills. In fact, the finger play and strumming of the right hand should be easier than the left hand, maybe you didn't master the method when you first started playing, and now the right hand still needs to look at it to play the strings?

If this is the case, then you need to start with the most basic finger playing, first play next to the strings, until you are proficient, the thumb is the four, five or six strings, and the one, two, and three strings are played by the index finger, middle finger and ring finger respectively. Don't tell me you don't know the order of the strings, play them with two fingers until you can control your right hand to play each string. But it is still necessary to pay attention to cooperate with the left hand and find some classical **, so that the progress is faster.

As for strumming the strings, it's normal to have noise, and whoever has just started practicing it has a lot of noise. First of all, relax your mind, then relax your right hand, naturally put it on the guitar, use the small arm of your right hand to drive the strumming strings, first try to play the six lines into a tone, and the palm of your hand should also sweep on the strings naturally, don't think about other problems.

But here you have to pay attention to the wrist to be very relaxed, swing the arm up and down, like sprinkling water, don't stiffen, this will definitely not play well.

After you finish the above, you just need to follow the rhythm and sweep the strings, and it will sound good no matter how you sweep.

I'm a beginner, so I'm sure I can do it.

You are now at this stage to start practicing the rhythm, do not see if you play the melody, but first of all, your rhythm must not keep up, because your fingering is completely inflexible at this stage, the beat played out is not a beat, the fingers are not dynamic, that is, you feel the beat in your heart, and the fingers only play it, the fact is not at all, to practice your fingering out of the dynamic, that is, fast, flexible, sometimes the fingers can feel the rhythm in a very timely manner, the fingers are pulling the brain, When I practiced guitar in my second year, I suddenly understood this truth, the same is true for strumming the strings, you must have a sense of movement in your hands, and the hands that your brain is now directing the strings have no sense of rhythm, and sometimes it seems that the hands are directing the brain, to practice this feeling. That kind of rhythmic mechanical strumming, you don't need your brain to control, feel the beat together, slowly adjust,,, you still have to practice fingering, no sense of rhythm is a word, chaos,

I hope you don't give up, in fact, learning an instrument depends on talent and acquired hard work, since you like the guitar and how long you have been learning, just stick to it, don't give up easily, failure is the mother of success, come on!

Personally, I think that the guitar is not difficult to learn, because it involves the flexibility of the brain and fingers, and the problem of coordination, is to practice a lot, especially to play the rhythm, and to practice no less than 100 times, this is all a process, no one can play quite well without practice, if you don't have this perseverance, what kind of guitar do you still learn, love it, you have to pay a certain amount of sweat, friends, come on!

Give it up! When hobbies are forgotten! Have you ever heard of a guitar exam???If you really like ** or musical instruments, go learn piano! At least it's a job!

Why? What do you don't understand?

There are two problems encountered in learning guitar

The first is that when you start to touch the guitar, your fingers are more painful to press, and when you press too much, there is nothing to do.

The second is that the chords that are more difficult to press are more difficult to break through, so it is necessary to have a good teacher and a good way to practice breaking through.

1。Guitars are usually sold in musical instrument shops or piano shops.

2。Generally, there are guitar shops that sell guitars, and there are guitar teachers in them.

3。Liu Chuan's "Acoustic Guitar Self-study March Pass" is a good self-study material.

4。It is self-taught. However, it is not advisable to start self-studying.

1。Before you get started, you may be sure to have a teacher at the end. It can be a friend who can play the guitar. It can also be a professional teacher. The reason is simple. Avoid detours. Leave it to you the right way to practice. Getting started is fast.

2。It's best to sign up for a guitar training class first. Start with the beginner class, the intermediate class, and the advanced class (here the part-time class).

Generally, each level class has about 10 lessons. Probably one class per week. It takes about 3 months to complete the course.

One lesson per week. Then go back to the exercises taught by Teacher An. It should be about 3 months to get started.

After the beginning level, I have mastered everything from beginner to reading music to playing. In the future, you can choose to enroll in the intermediate class or choose to study on your own.

3。If you want to study professionally and systematically. Then go to a professional ** school to study. However, tuition fees are generally more expensive.

- Hope it helps. Hope. Thank you.