Do classical guitar masters despise the showmanship of electric guitarists?

Showmanship, for classical guitars, actually exists. "Memories of the Alhambra" is the whole round of fingers, "The Magic Flute" can not believe that the player has only 10 fingers, and Rodrigo pushes the classical guitar to the position of the piano and violin in a large orchestra, and who would have thought that he was a blind man without looking at the introduction.

I accidentally learned the folk songs and electroacoustics of the past, and then in the next few years, I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of some classical doorways. I don't think the classical guitar is the highest form of guitar art, and people have different preferences and even different hobbies at different times. Who would dare to say that a forty-year-old sang loudly in the car with John Denver"take me home ..

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With different opportunities and life being compelled, it is impossible to become a master in this life, but my answer to this question is:

Will those who play classical despise playing the electric guitar, probably some people will, after all, there are peers who say lightly. In fact, before Rodrigo, large orchestras rarely had large-scale performances of classical guitar, and since then they have also declined. The sense of belonging of the classical guitar itself is not very certain, and there has always been a little bit of self-appreciation, which is about a little light, and the contempt is naturally unspeakable.

But if a classical guitar master would despise the showmanship of an electric guitar master, I don't think there is any need to question it. The so-called master, if he is so narrow-minded, how can he become magnificent. As for the show-off alone, the classical folk electric guitar has this way, for the left hand is just wool and tightrope, and for the right hand, there is only a difference between nails and nails.

A true classical guitar master with not only master-level playing skills, but also a true level of artistic awareness, so, would not do that.

Hello! The classical guitar is the highest form of guitar art, but it should not be despised for other instruments. A true master does not despise anyone, anything. Despise others as a sign that you are not mature enough.

Personally, I feel that it is a completely different thing, the classical guitar has more history, and the electric guitar is a product of modern technology. It should not be said that it is contemptible, after all, the two skills are very different.

No, do basketball stars despise football stars?

To each his own good! The form of contempt depends on the quality of a person!

Will singing popular people despise singing bel canto?

Will you despise singing Peking Opera when you sing popular ones?

A truth.

Mathematicians despise chemists?

Sol, Segvia in the past, Barueco now, Williams, Russell, Pepelomero, I think Angle Romero is also counted. Asia's Yang Xuefei, Fukuda Shinichi. Maybe I can't list them all.

Segovia, the greatest classical guitarist of the last century.

I guess so. Many guitarists learn folk guitar first and then switch to electric guitar. Classical guitars are more difficult than folk guitars, and it may be more difficult to switch to electric guitars.

There are many skills and techniques of electric guitar that cannot be taught in books and **, such as the speed plucking of the right hand with a pick, the pushing of the strings with the left hand, kneading the strings, etc., compared with the classical guitar, there are still many differences. It is advisable to take a few lessons before starting self-study. Of course, the longer you play your classical guitar, the easier it will be for you to switch to electric guitar.

I guess I can, I also learn guitar.

1, Tarega, Tarega was the first artist to adapt works from other instruments into guitar playing.

2. Saul, many outstanding guitarists believe that their achievements are due in large part to their hard work on Saul's etudes.

3, Aguado, Aguado's guitar skills are basically functional, and it can be said that he has reached the apex of genres such as Father Basilio and Fierce Reddy.

4. Carcassi, a famous Italian guitarist, educator and composer, one of the most important contributions of his life is the "Carcasi Classical Guitar Tutorial" in Op. 59.

5. Caruri, France's most outstanding guitarist. Karuri composed more than 300 guitar songs. Many of his works are still selected as guitar teaching materials.

6. Barrios, 50 years after his death, people really realized the artistic achievements of Barrios, the Paraguayan guitar genius.

7.Vera Robes, whose Prelude No. 1 is still the best classical guitar lesson.

One of the most revered masters in the guitar world, countless etudes are worshipped.

9.Coste, a representative of the French guitar industry during the Romantic period. Coster started learning guitar at the age of 6 and became a guitarist and taught guitar at the age of 18.

10. Giuliani, the leading figure of the guitar ** in the nineteenth century.

Some say it's Michael Angelo, it's the king of speed, a machine in human skin... I think Korea's three-fingered monster Kim Se Hwang is good.