What is it like to learn guitar to level 5?

Hello, classical guitar and folk are examined, but few people will take the exam, but it is also a qualification. There are 10 grades for classical guitars and 9 grades for folk guitars (9 grades are also called high grade A). If it's a classical level 5, it means that it's half the level, which is not good, and if it's a folk song, level 5 is not bad, but you need to continue to work hard.

Hello lz: Classical guitar is there an exam!!

But I haven't heard of how much the tuition fee is including how many levels of the church...

How skillfully you can play a classical piece at how many levels, without mistakes or mistakes, or whatever, so I don't know how many levels it is

Have fun

Teachable? I don't know what the concept is, hehe. What is the concept of what will it be, and how will it be?

Don't take the guitar too simply, you can't say you can play the guitar if you can play a few tunes. Teachers should have a detailed lesson plan that must include the teaching of music theory. Classical level 5 and folk level 5 tunes, relatively speaking, classical difficulty.

Folk Songs Level 5 is easy to achieve. But I'd like to suggest to you, don't learn guitar for the sake of grading, if you practice to the death, you can also achieve it. Learning guitar for the exam is too boring.

I've been learning guitar for so long, and it's the first time I've heard that a guitar is measured in how many levels. All I know is that guitar levels are "beginner", "intermediate", "advanced", and I've never heard of them being counted by how many levels! His own calculation method should be quite intermediate!

Why don't you ask him, what is level 2 and what is level 8?

Learning the guitar is a long-term process that requires constant practice and exploration. For someone who is learning guitar from scratch, it takes a long time and effort to reach level 6, and the exact length of time varies from person to person, depending on factors such as individual practice time, learning method, and talent.

The grades of guitars usually include four grades: beginner, intermediate, advanced, and professional. In this grading system, level six is generally considered to be advanced or even professional. Guitar Level 6 requires mastery of theory, technique and performance technique, as well as superb expressiveness and artistic style in performance.

Normally, Level 6 musicians can skillfully play a variety of repertoire, including classical, pop, rock and other different styles**.

To reach the level of level 6, you need to practice and study for a long time, and establish a solid skill foundation and literacy. In this process, you need to master the basic posture of the guitar, ** symbols, scales, chords, rhythms, a variety of playing techniques, and other related content. At the same time, you need to constantly practice repertoire, participate in performances and performances, and constantly improve your performance level and performance ability.

In short, learning guitar from scratch to reach level 6 requires a lot of time and effort, perseverance and continuous improvement. At the same time, you need to find good learning methods, actively participate in guitar teaching and training courses, and learn experience and skills from skilled guitarists and ** people. In the end, only through unremitting efforts and hard training can you realize your dreams.

Generally, you can reach level 6 in two years.

Level 6 proficient repertoire:

Etudes: Prelude in C major.

Compositions: Little Sonata, Gavotte, Mazurka, Garup, Serenade, I Believe, etc.

Guitar Grade: Folk is 1 9 Classical 1 10.

Guitar chain is practice precautions brother Han:

1. Be able to practice correctly;

2.Through basic exercises, establish the correct foundation of hand envy and laughter;

3.Improve the feeling of ** with simple chord progressions and songs. ­

If you learn to play the acoustic guitar, if you have similar basic skills, you can switch chords freely, and you can basically play and sing in two months. But there may still be a long way to go. If you want to go out and perform or play, you need 2-3 years to practice and learn a variety of playing experience and techniques.

If you want to play the electric guitar, it will take 2 years, and if you want to continue to form a band, and then run in, coordinate, and go out to perform together, it may take another 1-2 years.

There are two ways to play the acoustic guitar: fingerstyle and singing.

Fingerpicking is one of the more difficult ones, and it takes a lot of hard training to get to the playing level, and many playing skills are related to the dexterity of your fingers and the quality of the instrument, and if you train hard, it takes about three to five years to reach the playing level.

Playing and singing is relatively simple, you need to be familiar with chords, fretboards, and rhythmic patterns. Another key is singing. If the singing skills are good, it is enough to learn the vocal music well for one year, and if the singing skills are not ideal, it can be practiced in three to five years.

It depends on the individual's ability.

A friend of mine can only take the performance level after taking the grade 10 exam.

This varies from person to person, and if you don't practice, you won't be able to reach it for a hundred years.

Levels 1-3 can be crossed to level 3 for the first time. Levels 4-7 can only cross two levels at a time, it takes 2 years, and levels 8-10 can only be one level per year, so that the tenth level is at least 6 years, and the tenth level can be created freely, how did you come to the 10th level in 4 years? Seems like a joke.

So what is your hardest tune, how well you played, the error rate and the rhythm and timbre.

I've been playing folk guitar for two years at level 8, so it's all spicy at this speed, and the guitar is simple.

These examinations are "amateur examinations", and the emphasis is on the word amateur.

Who did you hear it from, and you followed that clue to find it. Not necessarily online. Good luck with your exams!

If you were a classicist, you wouldn't say that.

Brother: You're very good, okay, it means that you have talent.

Amateur grade 10 is generally three years.

What's the hardest tune you've played?