Classical, Folk or Electric Guitar 5

If I say bad things about beyond, don't smash me, seriously, Bian's solo is too ordinary, this band, it's not so much that the guitar plays well, but only one Huang Jiaju sings well, that kind of tail trembling downward, I can't learn much, when Huang Jiaju is gone, how about it? The band broke up, what does it mean? The whole band is stained with one person's light.

Also, who said you have to learn acoustic guitar first to learn guitar? The acoustic guitar is 10,000 times more difficult to learn than the electric guitar, and there are no effects, and it is completely performed by the gentle and slow performance of the fingertips. Now to give you a direction, first learn music theory, if you don't understand this, then you can't play well, why do you say that?

Because, even if someone else writes it, you may only be able to finish it, but you can't play the taste, if you don't understand music theory, then you won't pick up the song, listen to a favorite song from the saucer, want to catch it, you have to understand the chords inside, the most difficult thing to hear is bass, I remember when I was in the band before, I could catch a song from the drums, to the keyboard, to the guitar chords and solo, and then to the bass, when I played it was almost real, the sunset of Jacky Zhang was drunk, bass prelude to the middle solo, if it weren't for the singer to let people know that we were playing, listen to ** alone, thinking that it was putting Jacky Cheung's saucer. Now that I'm not in a band, I'm all gone, and I'm still a little nostalgic.

That must be to practice the foundation of folk songs first

The difference in shape and structure: for the classical guitar, the strings are used for solo and performance, and the world's three main strings, Daddario, Savalles, and Augustine, are aimed at the classical guitar.

Whereas, the folk guitar uses steel strings, depending on the nature of its performance; The regular folk guitar is different from the classical guitar in terms of frets, and at the junction of the fretboard and the guitar amp, the fretboard is 14 frets, while the classical guitar is just 12 frets of overtones.

The main and important things to know about the guitar:

In the process of learning classical guitar, it is necessary to go through formal posture, training and step-by-step learning practice, and rigor and professionalism are the characteristics of classical guitar learning and improvement; The folk guitar is much more free to learn, but there is more work on the type and rhythm of the accompaniment, and the introduction is relatively easy overall.

The differences between folk and classical guitar are shared below:

1. Differences in shape and structure.

The body shape of the classical guitar is relatively rounded and small, and the fretboard is wide and short (compared to the folk guitar), which is the difference between the most straight wheel and late rental view. The frets of classical guitars are generally 19 frets, while the folk guitar Ji Danzhi is 22 frets. Secondly, the neck and case of a folk guitar are combined exactly at the 14th fret on the fingerboard, unlike the classical guitar, which is exactly at the overtone point of the 12th fret.

Since folk songs are mainly used for accompaniment, sometimes we have to perform standing up, so a strap is indispensable.

2. Differences in playing timbre.

The folk guitar has a bright, crisp and pleasant tone, and because it is made of metal, it has a very strong sense of metal grain, and the volume is relatively large, and it is mostly used for playing and singing accompaniment (also used for fingestyle finger playing); The sound of the classical guitar is warm and mellow, soft and subtle, but because the body is called Xiao La Zhaoqiao, the volume is relatively small, and it is mostly used to play classical solo pieces (also used for accompaniment).

3. Differences in learning styles.

In terms of learning methods, the two have one thing in common, and they both need to practice step by step. The difference is that the classical guitar needs a period of time to correct its posture and fingering at the beginning, and then it is to learn various classical playing techniques; The introduction to folk guitar is a little simpler, after practicing the basic skills such as climbing lattice, scales, etc., and mastering some basic skills (hitting, sliding, hooking, etc.), then spend more time pondering the rhythmic pattern and accompaniment form.

The difference between classical guitar and folk guitar needs to be discussed from several aspects:

1. The difference in shape and structure: for the classical guitar, the nylon guitar strings used for solo and performance are more suitable for solo playing, and the world's three main strings, Daddario, Savalles, and Augustine, are for the classical guitar, while the folk guitar uses steel strings, which are determined by the nature of its performance;

The regular folk guitar is not the same as the classical guitar in terms of the number of frets, at the combination of the fretboard and the guitar amp, the fretboard is 14 frets, and the classical guitar is just 12 frets of overtone points, but some folk guitars are made of imitation of classical guitars;

The folk guitar is prepared for accompaniment, so of course the strap is indispensable, and at the same time it has a strap buckle, which can be found by careful beginners; Classical guitars and regular folk guitars are completely different in the way they bolt the strings and settings, so I won't say much about it here.

Second, the form of performance is different: classical guitar can mainly be engaged in the following ways of playing: guitar solo, ensemble, concerto and accompaniment, while the folk guitar is played in a single way, just accompaniment, there are also many people with steel string guitar (folk guitar) to play fingerstyle guitar tracks, creating a lot of alternative styles, but in terms of art, classical guitar is much more expressive.

For beginners, I recommend learning the classical guitar, but the electroacoustic guitar bass is a modern instrument that has evolved from the classical guitar for band accompaniment.

3. Different learning methods: From the nature of performance, it can be known that the learning methods and methods of learning these two kinds of guitar are different, and the process of learning classical guitar is to go through formal posture, training and step-by-step learning practice, and rigor and professionalism are the characteristics of classical guitar learning and improvement;

The folk guitar is much more liberal in learning, but there is more work on the type and rhythm of the accompaniment.

Generally speaking, the introduction is relatively simple, but the folk guitar is the biggest guest star of learning the guitar for the second time, once the folk guitar is learned to form, it is very difficult to learn the classical guitar, it may take a long time to correct some wrong fingering and techniques, and the speed also needs to be re-trained formally.

Fourth, the artistic connotation is different: the classical guitar represents the continuation and development of the first art, as the world's three major musical instruments, the classical guitar is the inheritance and development of the first art, and his expressiveness even exceeds all other musical instruments.

Beethoven and Brower (the world's leading spokesperson in the twentieth century) have made a high price for classical guitars, so classical guitars represent a higher level of art, and they also require a high quality of appreciation;

The artistic connotation of folk guitar performance is generally subordinate to the singer and the song, and the connotation of the song is truly expressed more appropriately through accompaniment, of course, this requires the ability of both parties to cooperate.

The differences between folk and classical guitar are as follows:

1. The appearance is different.

The neck of a classical guitar is thick and short, whereas the neck of a folk guitar is thin and long. Not only that, but the case for a folk guitar is a bit larger than that for a classical sail tease guitar.

2. The materials are different.

The strings of a classical guitar use nylon strings, whereas the strings of a folk guitar use steel strings.

3. The timbre is different.

Other than that, the tone of classical guitars and folk guitars is different. The tone of the classical guitar is soft, mellow, subtle, and warm, and the volume is very small; Whereas, the tone of the folk guitar is crisp, bright, and loud.

4. Repertoire.

Classical guitars are suitable for playing classical repertoire, while folk guitars are suitable for playing modern **. The accompaniment of the modern pop** finger chain will also be played on classical guitar.

5. Folk guitar.

A folk guitar is a plucked instrument with a shape similar to that of a violin, usually with six strings. It was originally used as an accompaniment instrument in the rural West of the United States. It is usually used as an accompaniment to songs, with the American West countryside ** as the main performance theme.

6. Classical guitar.

The classical guitar was originally known as the classical 6-string instrument, so named because it was stereotyped in the classicist period. The name classical guitar does not mean that it is limited to playing classical**, different styles such as classical**, flamenco, jazz, etc. can be played on classical guitar.

About the guitar:

Popularity of the guitar:

The guitar is also translated as guitar or six-stringed instrument. is a plucked instrument, usually with six strings, similar in shape to a violin.

The guitar is often regarded as the main instrument in pop, rock, blues, folk, and flamenco. In the field of classical **, the guitar is often performed as a solo or duo; Of course, in chamber music and orchestral music, the guitar also plays a considerable role as a foil. The classical guitar, along with the violin and piano, is one of the three most famous musical instruments in the world.

Origin of the guitar:

The ancestors of the guitar can be traced back to a variety of ancient plucked instruments in ancient Egypt before two or three thousand BC, such as Nafar, ancient Babylon and ancient Persia. The oldest modern guitar-like instrument found by archaeologists is the Hittite guitar that lived before 1400 BC on the ruins of ancient Hittite gates in Asia Minor and northern Syria.

The figure-8 inward-curved body determines the unique sound resonance and instrument characteristics of the guitar and other instruments, which has also become the most distinctive feature of the guitar and other plucked instruments.