High score beginner erhu for recommendation !!

In terms of material, the top grade is rosewood, the top grade is old mahogany or ebony, the second is poplar or new mahogany, and the second is rosewood.

The skin membrane of the erhu tube is python skin, with bright and distinct color, uniform scales, smooth and oily, and moderate thickness for the top grade.

For beginners, choosing a 200 to 300 piano is almost the same, when I first started learning, it was more than 200 pianos, when choosing the piano, pay attention to listen to the timbre of the upper and lower positions, and there is a gap between the pianos at the same price. Because you are a beginner, it is best to let someone who understands this accompany you to buy it.

It's hard to say that the erhu ** is moderate, some brands are expensive, and some brands are cheap. As for the material, in general, hundreds of ** are ordinary mahogany, or ebony, ** is about between 1,000 and 2,000. A little further up is the old mahogany, or the old mahogany of the Ming and Qing dynasties, ** more than two thousand.

Secondly, there is sandalwood, sandalwood is divided into small-leaved red sandalwood and large-leaved red sandalwood, and the high-grade ones are small-leaved sandalwood, which will be more expensive. After choosing which ** piano is good, you have to pick the piano in the same**, because the same** is also slightly better. That's up to your luck.

I studied erhu for a few years, I first bought a not very expensive one, and then I bought a mahogany one, 5 years ago it was about 1200, you can try it.

Hope you think about it!!

The erhu is a very difficult instrument to learn among the stringed instruments, and it is very certain that it is difficult to learn the difficulty of learning from the purely technical skills.

The learning of erhu is a combination of difficulty and ease in stages, and the bottleneck period of stages, which is still the above as long as it can be determined! Learning erhu is easy!

The most difficult pitch, through how many times of serious and hard practice, but also need to have a pair of distinguishing, long-trained ears to hear the accuracy of the tone you press and pull, because the erhu has no frets and fretboards, the weight of the strings, up and down will affect the pitch.

Musicality is also very important, otherwise your sound is not beautiful, can not move people's hearts, you have to be very serious to pull every sound, there are many, of course, not to mention self-entertainment.

1. Pay attention to the pitch. The common problem is to sacrifice pitch to meet speed. The correct approach should be pitch first and speed second. Start by slowing down and gradually transition to a normal pace.

2. Pay attention to the finger sequence. It is necessary to strictly follow the fingering practice on the etude and the piece, do some fingering exercises, and have the correct finger sequence. Once the wrong finger order has become a habit, it is difficult to change.

3. Pay attention to the smoothness of the bow. Practice the slow bow more. The common problem is that if you appreciate the fast bow and come up to practice the fast bow, the result is that the slow bow is weak, and the fast bow drags mud and water.

The slow bow is the foundation, pay attention to the movement of the wrist, the posture of the bow, experience the coordination between the wrist, forearm and shoulder, and the feeling when moving the bow. The slow bow is both basic and difficult. When you are a beginner, you should not blindly imitate the chic and free bow movement postures of the performers, but you must do it on the basis of solid basic skills.

4. Practice fast bows from slow to fast. Pay attention to the graininess, and the capsule should be clean and full. The common problem is to blindly seek speed, drag mud and water, and seek quantity rather than quality.

5. Pull the etude. The initial stage is mainly to learn "skills", not "arts". Playing the etude has a greater effect on the progress of "technique".

The common problem is that I can't bear the loneliness, and I always want to play some music to enjoy myself. When you are a beginner, you can play a small amount of music with simple melodies, fingering and bowing. At this stage, the cultivation of musicality mainly depends on listening, listening to the performance of famous artists.

And not by pulling.

6. It is necessary to practice separately and break down the difficult points. For example, when practicing kneading, don't mix and change handles. It is necessary to practice one by one, and then do comprehensive exercises after passing each one.

The tone is the most basic, in fact, the erhu has seven tones, namely c d e f g a b. Depending on the key, different pieces can be played. Of course, you can play in either key if you wish. (It is very discouraged to do it).

2.Fifths, we can count, there are 5 fingerings between the inner string 1 (do) and the outer 5 (so), and the other keys are also fifths.

4.Yes, basic, when I practiced erhu, I only practiced holding a bow and a piano for half a month. Practice the posture and shape it first, and then practice the empty strings.

Practice both inner and outer strings) to pull the timbre until it is smooth and noise-free. Then there are the scales. Then there is the etude, then the music, and finally the solo.

5.If you have practiced all the previous scales, practice holding notes, vibrato, kneading strings, jumping bows, ......and so on6.If you have the conditions, you can find a better teacher, after all, it is difficult to change the stereotype.

I am still level 9, and my ability is limited, please supplement o( o

I'm learning erhu, you don't have any foundation, it's better to find a good teacher! Because you are self-taught like this, firstly, it is very troublesome for you to learn by yourself, and secondly, some small bad habits are difficult to change once they are formed!

I don't know what tune you 1234567 play now, the erhu is the most difficult of the national instruments, and there are many key changes! Ask me any questions!