How do I practice guitar... It s been about seven or eight months since I started playing the piano!

Very simple. Find a song that you really like. Just practice to the death. It's still a matter of learning interest, and I really can't practice it if you climb the lattice every day and practice the scale. That would be boring to death ...

And then there's the technical problem, and there's no other way to do it, it's just to play more. After playing for a long time, some problems will be solved by yourself. It's a feeling.

Practice more basic skills, and when you do the contact of various scales, the speed is from slow to fast, rather than always stuck at a certain speed, as for the rhythm problem, it can only be said that it depends on practice, and some people have a good congenital rhythm, then we can't envy it, and there is to listen to more songs. Climbing the lattice is a chromatic connection, and it also belongs to one of the scale connections, and it is enough to ensure more than half an hour of scale practice every day, and practicing more is not necessarily a good thing. As for the ** tutorial on the Internet, there seems to be nothing good, even if someone speaks well, it is limited by the angle and clarity of **, which is difficult to compare with listening to the teacher's live lecture.

It is recommended to find a more professional teacher, it seems to be very expensive, in fact, it is not like that, the teacher is mainly responsible for teaching and solving doubts, most of the practice time is his own after-class practice, according to a period of 20 classes, even if it is a big city, it is calculated to find a professional teacher to learn at most 6k, for the ** I love to spend 6,000 quick money I don't think anyone will feel that it is not worth it, unless he doesn't really like it**.

It is enough to practice the guitar for an hour and a half every day If you practice more, you will be inspired, and the problem about the beat is to listen to the song more, don't listen to what is sung, listen to the drum beat of the song, and develop the habit of beating the beat with your feet Try to use your left foot Don't strumm the strings too deliberately, practice strumming the strings is not to press the chords first, just strumming the strings, feel with your heart, don't be too strong, don't be too small, **, Ah Tao's is good, buy a guitar in March, climb the lattice, take your time, don't be anxious.

I think it's best to spend a certain amount of time practicing the scale every day, and then practice the broken down chords, the basic practice is very boring but very important, the beginning must not be fast, to be slow and gradual, from slow to fast, you can listen to more if you can't master the time, there is ** teaching on the Internet, you can go to see, and there are many books that can also be learned, the key is to really like it, to concentrate when practicing, to think about practicing, come on...

You can't be lazy to practice the guitar, you start with a slow test at speed, try to a speed and you keep up with a little pressure, and then keep practicing at that speed, as for how long the time, of course, the longer the better, at least more than an hour, I recommend the folk guitar classic tutorial, **There are on the Internet.

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Problem description: Learned guitar for a while! I'm a music blind person who seems to know a little bit after this semester of study, I can also sing a few songs while playing, but I still want to learn better, because I play old songs! I just want to develop towards pop**, and being able to sing pop songs while playing is my goal, but my studies are tight, and it is impossible to apply for the team anymore, but I think it is very difficult to play a pop** solo Everyone give me some advice.

Analysis: It's best to find a teacher, because the teacher can let you walk in a straight line on the road of learning, and self-study is also possible, but it will inevitably take a little detour

Buy a book of music theory basics first, buy a textbook that suits you (to bring a plate), use music theory knowledge to pave your way to learn guitar, this will be very fast, don't just look at the exercises when reading the textbook, the words in the book are also very important, get to know more peers, you will learn a lot, form a band, practice tacit understanding and group cooperation, these are all textbooks that can't teach you

Practice more notation skills Practice more, watch more, and listen more

It's the same as when I first learned the piano! Now summing up the reasons why I didn't learn well at that time, I think the most important one is that I didn't choose a good piano. At that time, I bought more than 100 miscellaneous brands of practice pianos, and I had a text version of Liu Chuan's textbook at hand, but after practicing for less than a month, I lost confidence, although I still felt itchy when I saw the guitar, but I didn't have the desire to pick it up and play.

Until one day I saw a real guitar at a colleague's house, in fact, it was not very high-end, I spent more than 600 to buy it, and I felt super invincible and comfortable as soon as I got started. Therefore, beginners must choose a good piano, and the brand price is very important. In addition, if you have the conditions to find a guide who can play the piano or simply participate in a guitar training class, and then download a few sets of ** teaching materials from the Internet, and it is best to insist on an hour of practice every day.

Persist for a few months, and you will be a "master" in the eyes of rookies, hehe!

As you said about the problem of "you can play when you look at it", I think it is more comprehensive in two aspects:

You can play it when you see it, and you can play it smoothly, which has a lot to do with the difficulty of the whole piece, if it is a simple single melody piece, such as "Little Star".

If you have such a simple single melody piece, it only takes a few days or a week at most to do it, if it is very complex and long, you can't do it without more than ten years of hard work.

So in order to achieve the level you said, you need to reach not only a certain height in playing the piano technique, but also a certain level of proficiency in reading music notation, both of which are indispensable.

You can play the song when you see it, this first of all depends on the difficulty of the song, and secondly, it is also related to the key of the song, simple songs can be played in 1-2 months, and complex ones take longer. In addition, there is a higher level, that is, someone can hum a few words at will, and they can play it on a horse and improvise, and having such a skill requires not only a huge amount of effort on the piano, but also a knowledge of music theory.

Have a very deep understanding, and be able to use it as you like, to achieve such a level requires continuous learning of all aspects of knowledge for more than ten years or even decades.

It takes 2 years to insist on practicing every day for at least 2 hours or more, but if you work hard, you can also play it for half a year if you practice the piano every day, especially the musical instruments, you must insist on practicing the basic skills to be proficient in skills Skillful is your so-called ability to play Daily should accumulate more knowledge about ** such as music theory knowledge **classification and so on.

It depends on whether you look at the 5th line or the 6th line, the 6th line is two hours a day for a year, and the 5th line is not possible, you must first understand the relationship between music theory and various keys, and the rhythm should not be complicated for two or three years.

Two or three years, you need to train your sight-reading ability, if you just find a random piano shop to learn, you may not be able to practice it in five or six years.

I will play this as soon as I see the score, I asked a master to teach me, and I can practice it in a month to be able to play as soon as I read the score, of course, it is a simple composition, it is no problem to play one or two pop songs, and the guitar is not difficult. If someone teaches you, you can sing any song in a month or two.

If you talk about the ability to read music, you can usually learn to read music after a few months, but if you want to improvise, it will take more than 3-5 years.

My students this summer vacation, most of them are boys and girls in the second year of junior high school, and after a month and a half, they can reach the level where they can immediately play the guitar sheet of a song they find on the Internet. If it takes a few years to reach this level, it means that you have made a big detour in learning the piano. . .

This question is the first type of score to choose, the score is also difficult and easy, and the guitar level is also high and low, but only by laying a solid foundation and diligent style there is no song that cannot be played, and the understanding of the same song is not the same, especially the rhythm and technique of playing have different styles in a song, and remind you that you must first understand what the key is when you read the score, and you must first be familiar with the basic guitar music theory knowledge, which has a very important abyss significance for later creation!

It's OK to see your own understanding in a month.

1.When learning guitar, you should practice gradually.

The best way to do this is to go to other stores and pay for other classes, set an alarm clock for yourself to go to class every day, and then ask other teachers to remind you regularly, I think this will definitely hold on.

You can like a song and then want to play it, and you'll have a goal to learn the guitar well.

The most important thing for beginners is the basic skills, so it is a very good habit to practice for 3 hours a day, if you have enough time, you can also increase the time for practice, even if it is 8 hours a day, but the most important thing is to allocate the practice time, to combine work and rest, for example, to practice the basic skills for half an hour to rest for 5 minutes. Generally speaking, you should do warm-up exercises before practicing, and then climb the lattice, taking care to practice each finger well. Then practice the chords, then the directions, then the technique, and finally you can practice the tune.

In this way, you must always insist that the guitar is more pure to shorten the time, even if it is a big event, you have to do warm-up exercises and basic exercises, but the time will be less. Practice the pieces from easy to difficult, and if you need a special technique, you should take the time to practice the technique. When the tune is learned to a certain extent, you can learn to improvise, and improvisation is the highest level.

If you have time, you have to write your own tunes, and creation is the ultimate goal.

Of course, before you learn to improvise and compose, you must understand music theory, which will also help you understand and play the piece.

I'm in a similar situation to you, and the master said that let me determine my direction, which is to play singing or finger playing, and if you have the direction, you will specialize in this aspect of skill practice.

It makes sense to start with this practice, because these foundations are important no matter where you go in the future. However, it is advisable to increase the time spent practicing the chords, as the practice of the chords will help with the rest.

I think it's a bit long. I guarantee 1 hour a day.

Then, if you ask whether you play classical or folk songs?

It's okay to practice like this, but it is recommended that you get a metronome, and after you are familiar with it and the rhythm is stable, it is recommended that you practice picking up the score, that is, don't look for the score, pop it up after listening, and take your time.

You are now in a dormant period, and no matter how you practice, you will feel that your progress is slow, so you can take a break for a while and practice again.

Practice climbing the lattice and practice your fingers skillfully.