What kind of piano should beginners buy to learn classical guitar?

Classical guitars are made of nylon strings, and generally do not hurt fingers.

Don't buy an exercise piano, classical is not like classical, and folk songs are not like folk songs. More than 500 are basically OK, gibson low-end, as well as domestic red cotton, stars can be used. Classical, mainly in the wood of the panel, pure wood, veneer is more expensive, the timbre is better, but the low-end as long as the feel is good, the pitch is not bad, and it is good to practice.

Guitar, not like piano, wind music, more than 100,000 dollars not necessarily press the strings better than more than 1,000 yuan, the taste is about the same width, to achieve the standard tone, the tension of the strings is also about the same, the height of the strings can be adjusted. Timbre is a very complex issue, and it has to do with the way the strings are played and the resonance of the guitar's top, so I can't really explain it clearly.

The requirements of the classical are relatively strict, starting from the music theory staves, the posture, the angle of playing the strings, the dynamics, and the strings of the left hand are all required to be standardized. It is advisable to find a teacher to get started.

500-1000 bar, low-grade piano is better than buy a domestic one, feel the first If you really want to learn, I recommend buying a 2000 or so veneer, the tone will be better and better

Playing the guitar is not to read, there is no skill, it is to practice, as for what classical guitar you want, you still want to like it, you have to look at it, you see what you like, you ask the price and ask the performance on the Internet, there are second-hand ones, you can also buy them, you can grasp it yourself, you don't necessarily have to buy a classical piano, everything is the same, but you can use it to practice the basics, you can get it casually first, and you have a certain foundation, and you know what to buy, hehe

Newbies please buy 300. There is no difference in the hands of newbies. It's true.

You go to an instrumental music store and buy the kind called the practice piano owner understands.

I mean it.

Don't blow the water, buy a practice piano to knock it first, ask the boss to pick a good one for you, your level has improved, and it's not too late to buy a good one

Right! It's right that you do what the first floor says, but you have to stick to it if you want to practice!

Don't buy an exercise piano that feels bad.

Correct Touching, Correct Pronunciation, Correct Practice Actually, I don't think it's important what you practice, it's how you practice. The quality of the guitar is also very important (try to buy a good piano within your ability), the strings are also very important, remember that the strings have to be replaced when they are old, and usually the beginning of practice is from the arpeggiated scale, and then the targeted etude, which is the foundation. If you can't tell you anything on the Internet, find a teacher to learn.

Practice scales, break down chords, etudes, and pieces first.

In order to improve the overall technical richness of musicality, it is necessary to go through systematic training and play more etudes. I wonder if I've played Carcassi's etude? There are also works by Saul, Giuliani, and many more.

There are also quite a few classical guitar guitar sketches. You can find it on the Douding website. Let's start with a few songs:

Danny Boy", "Love Story", "Looking at the Spring Breeze", "Jasmine" ......There is a guitar sketch book "Guitar Screen Music" adapted from the movie**. You can also search for it.

Hope it helps. Good luck!

It is best to find someone to play some simple music with you, and the ensemble music in Mr. Chen Zhi's textbook is from shallow to deep, and the melody is beautiful, which is a good choice for beginners. If you can choose "Green Sleeves", "Little Romance", "Raindrops", "Love Theme", "The Sun Shines", "The Maiden's Prayer" and other melodies are beautiful and simple, they should suit you. If you have any questions, you can ask them.

On the first floor, you'll talk nonsense and Carcasi.、The landlord is a beginner.、What's the show.。 I don't know if the landlord is a folk piano or a classical piano, if it's a classical piano, the learning time is short or don't play the romance of love, it's difficult, in fact, the classical is not too simple, I feel that the classical is difficult, the foundation must be solid, I don't recommend the tune, I really don't know if it's too simple,

Classical glissando, "Raindrops", you listen to it, like I will send you a score.

What brand of piano is good for beginners? For the babies who are just getting started, parents will have a lot of concerns, what should I do if the piano baby I bought does not learn? Does the bad one have an impact on the baby's practice? Dilemma, what to do in this situation?

First of all, we need to choose according to our own budget, more than 10,000 Guangzhou Pearl River is cheap, 20,000 or 30,000 Yamaha, kawaii, Shumil original import at least 30,000 starting price, you can consider buying Stanway if you have a sufficient budget.

Secondly, I think if you want to buy a piano, it is better to bring a professional friend to buy a piano. In fact, in the piano of the same price, because of the difference in workmanship, in fact, the final sound effect is still very different. The advantage of bringing a professional friend is to be able to help you choose a piano with better sound quality and pitch in the same budget.

It's like when you go to buy clothes, the price is the same, but there are always some clothes with more threads and some clothes with fewer threads, the same reason. What if you don't have a friend who is a little more professional? There are some ways to judge that I think are simple.

In the abstract, the sound of a beautiful piano is like a bird singing, and it is very beautiful.

If you are a beginner and want to buy a piano, I recommend that the sound of the piano should come out a little. What does it mean to "come out a little"? That is, the sound should not be muffled.

Why? Because generally speaking, if you are a beginner and have not been trained to play the piano for a long time, your fingers are relatively weak, and the sound of playing the piano will be relatively light, so relatively speaking, the piano that is easy to make sounds will be easier to stimulate the enthusiasm of beginners. But in fact, I don't think this problem exists, because I think that basically a bad piano is generally very muffled, stuffy, and I feel that when I listen to it, I really have to feel tight.

Note the top octave and the bottom octave, which are the treble and bass. The treble should not be "fried", and the bass should not be "walked". "Fried" means that your high pitch is not beautiful, as if you can't sing and scream, you know?

You can compare the middle notes of the piano and you will understand. The bass of the piano is actually very difficult to do, generally speaking, the bass of an ordinary piano will be more or less out of tune. Although it is a high-end piano made by a big domestic brand, it still can't avoid a little bit of trespass in the bass.

How does the layman judge? If you listen to it, the pitch must be different one by one. You play one before and after the other, the pitch is the same, do you think that can be accurate?

You can hit a key at your maximum frequency, and a good piano response is fast. Because we're going to play a beautiful trill, so tsundere

And finally, the simple and crude way. Enter the piano shop, regardless of thirty-seven twenty-one, pick the highest. Generally speaking, if you have the same brand, the one with the highest tone should be the one with the best timbre.

You can go and see that the tall piano may not be the most expensive, but it certainly won't be the cheapest. Or take the highest piano as a benchmark, remember the timbre of the high piano, and then pick other pianos, and you will have a score in your heart.

The piano, violin, and classical guitar are known as the three major musical instruments of the West.

Theoretically speaking, the difficulty of the three instruments is basically the same, they all have to look at the staff, I learn classical guitar, I look at the staff, not the six-line staff, but only need to get the treble clef, and the piano needs to learn the treble clef and bass clef, which is slightly more difficult for the piano.

Technically, pianos and classical guitars are about the same level of difficulty, testing the dexterity and span of the fingers.

If I have to divide the difficulty, I personally think that the piano is a little more difficult (except for the popular piano), the orthodox piano learning is also very hard, mainly I learn as a hobby, I like the guitar very much, so it is easier to learn.

In any case, learning a musical instrument should start with a hobby, because because you love it, you can master it faster.

The piano belongs to the keyboard music, the guitar belongs to the strings, and in theory the keyboard music is easier than the string music, and I personally think that learning any instrument will not succeed if you don't put a lot of effort into practice.

The performance technique is different and will vary from person to person. Classical guitar is very unpopular, and the performance is relatively rigorous. Piano depends on whether you study classical or popular. Pop songs are about a few months old. Classical will take more time.

If you are an entry, the piano may be a little simpler, but it only stays at the level of being able to play sound, if you want to play well, you can only play it with talent and then play hard, both of which are heavyweights.