Self taught accordion, is it good to learn accordion?

I haven't practiced this piece, I also opened the score by myself, recently in the opening of the toccata and fugue, it is recommended to go and see this score, a bit difficult, level 10.

I start the score with a demonstration**, (it doesn't have to be the accordion version) to find the general melody and the feeling of the piece processing, and then the score will be much better. Toccata and Fugue I originally heard the organ version, (I heard it in the theatrical version of Detective Conan.) Hehe) was shocked, and then remembered that the accordion was also available, so I went to practice.

It is said that it has been used in movies before, and the background commonly used when vampires appear or castles in European and American vampire movies**, which is very good. If you need a demonstration of the organ or accordion**, leave a message in my mailbox or space and I will send it to you

If you don't have any tasks and practice purely by yourself, you will not be motivated. It's hard and too slow, it's simple and it's not interesting. So I didn't know what to practice well.

But if you have time, it is still recommended that you practice a little more difficult, but it doesn't have to be too difficult, too difficult may not sound good.

You can find some accordion tunes to listen to, and find a song that you like relatively well and is easier to practice.

The accordion is easy to learn, the electronic organ is the best to learn, followed by the accordion. I don't think that's true to say that the left hand bass of the accordion is not visible and therefore difficult to learn. Because you don't have to see it with your eyes to play, and it's not hard to learn without seeing with your eyes, the left bass of the accordion is marked, for example, do, it's marked with a small pit, and then you can remember what is up and down of do, in fact, learning accordion bass is not the hardest.

I don't deny that learning the accordion is a matter of perseverance, because no matter what you learn, you have to persevere.

I started learning the accordion when I was 5 years old, and now I have been learning for 9 years, and I bought two pianos, one with 60 basses and one with 120 basses, which adds up to about 5,000 yuan. Because I learned the piano early, I was young when I changed the piano, and I couldn't be carried by the 120 bass piano, so I changed the piano in recent years, and the 120 bass piano I bought cost 3,000 yuan. As for the tuition, it depends on what kind of teacher you are looking for, of course, a good teacher charges a lot, but the highest may be about 30 yuan per class.

However, at the beginning, the tuition fees were relatively cheap, and later at the intermediate level, the tuition fees should be appropriately higher, and then at the advanced level, the tuition fees would be higher. I remember when I was in grade 9, it seemed like 30 yuan per class.

The accordion is very heavy, and the upstairs said that after practicing the piano for a while, you will have back pain, and the reason for this is that there may be deviations in the posture and method of carrying the piano, if these are correct, this will not happen. By the way, a little secret, if you are in the middle of growing your body, practicing the accordion will also help you grow taller. That's how I am, none of our family members are tall, only my aunt is slightly taller, but it's not more than 1.7 meters.

When you practice the piano, the piano is placed on your lap, which will make your legs grow longer, don't think that this is a joke, at this time the science is based on it.

Also, I would like to remind you that you should learn the accordion as a hobby. My mother once told my teacher that I would not be able to walk the accordion in the future, and I said modestly that I played the accordion quite well, and the teacher said that if you want to go, it is best to be someone who has a strong interest in practicing the piano.

Of course, the final decision is up to you, and we are just giving you a reference. There are pros and cons to learning the accordion, but I personally think the pros outweigh the cons.

Introductory skills and knowledge: Generally, there are three types of articulation, namely legato articulation, non-legato articulation, and pause articulation.

Technique: The strumming can be driven by the wrist, or the whole arm can be used to coordinate the movement, or even with only the independent and small movements of the fingers; Slow pauses can be played from the bottom up or from the top down, while fast pauses can only be played from the top down; Slow staccato for a single note can be played in a variety of ways, while a fast single note, especially for very fast staccato, can only be played with the fingers.

The basic essentials of legato performance are: the first note should be driven by the wrist to fall down, the last note should be lifted by the wrist, and the middle note should be pressed down with the fingers.

The correct training sequence for the three articulations

Practice non-legato first, then pause, and finally legato. The reason is simple, the operation of legato is the most complex, and it is dominated by the movement of the fingers themselves, and before the lack of a certain degree of finger independence training, practicing legato will inevitably cause stiffness in the beginner's arm. For beginners, simple non-legato and pauses can be used to move the fingers to touch the keys with the arm relaxed.

1. The slower the harmonic tone, the slower the speed of the lower and lower keys, so as to make the sound softer; The faster and staccato the tone, the faster the down and off keys must be to make the sound more elastic.

2. For slow and even sounds, the keys should be pressed to the end, and for fast and broken sounds, the keys do not necessarily have to be pressed to the end.

Several ways to teach yourself the accordion.

1.Practice your hand movements.

The accordion requires both hands to play at the same time, and practicing hand movements is the foundation of self-taught accordion. As we all know, if you want the accordion to produce a beautiful melody, you must use both hands flexibly, and you need to have reasonable control over each keyboard button, including dynamics, time, speed, etc., all of which need to be coordinated with both hands to complete the performance. Therefore, when teaching the accordion on your own, you can first master the hand movements without the specific tonal effects.

2.Improve concentration in practice.

When learning the accordion on your own, you should improve your concentration and enhance the synergy between reading and playing. Playing the accordion requires hand-eye coordination, not only to be proficient in hand movements, but also to have a strong eye and be able to play according to the score. Therefore, it must have a strong sense of concentration.

Therefore, when we learn the accordion on our own, we can consciously improve our concentration through practice and concentrate on mastering the coordination between the hand and the eye, so as to achieve good results in practice.

3.Insist on practicing the piano every day.

Practice makes perfect, and practicing every day is the best way to make sure you get the most out of your practice. Generally speaking, if you are teaching yourself to practice the accordion, it will take about a year to achieve something. Therefore, it is necessary to practice consistently for 1-2 hours a day, in a step-by-step manner.

Strive to make a little progress every day, make a breakthrough every day, and finally achieve a good performance effect.

In addition, it is a good way to learn the accordion on your own by taking advantage of every opportunity to play on stage, and by playing in front of the public, you can improve your practice.

1. The keys must be relaxed and natural, not nervous or stiff, both hands are in a natural bending state, and the power of the keys is generally concentrated on the fingertips (the thumb of the right hand is on the outside of the fingertips). Both the left and right hands are required to play with the keys, which is significantly different from other keyboard instruments.

2. The right hand should pay attention to the fact that when the staccato strength is large (double tone and chord), it has wrist joints and even forearm movements, while the left hand does not have any time, and the left hand generally relies on the finger itself to move, that is, the third joint of the finger (metacarpal joint) to drive.

3. The right hand also requires fast action and moderate strength, press the keys to the end, and the fingers should not be raised too high. To keep playing fast, keep your five fingers on standby.

4. The left hand should not only push and pull the bellows but also press the buttons, so its touch keys are pure finger movements, and the wrists and arms should not be involved, otherwise the bellows will run unsmoothly and shake.

5. The left hand should be more close to the keys than the right hand, maintain the correct hand shape and hand position, do not raise or jump randomly, and be familiar with the position of all the buttons on the left hand to avoid frequent mistakes due to inability to look directly.

Here's how to learn the accordion:

The fingering should be arranged reasonably, the fingers fly fast and smart, play the high notes with the little finger, and the thumb is responsible for the lowest note. Section-by-section and sentence fingering, playing a thousand times to be fixed, grasping the middle of the two headbands, and controlling the notes in the palm of the hand. Five black keys and five keys, two, three, and four fingers play the main note, and you have to rely on your thumb to invert your hand, and the black key scale is all understood.

The white key octave is one five, and the black key octave is one or four. If the note is too wide, use "relay" to avoid looking down at the key. The second and third fingers are more smart, often they play trills, the wrist is relaxed to play chords, the fingers are open to be shaped, a note is played continuously and quickly, one finger is not competent, and the fingers should be changed when encountering the same note, and the notes are crisp and clear.

Playing technique

Accordion playing requires both hands to participate at the same time, and the fingertips are constantly in contact with the keyboard and buttons at different speeds and times during practice, which increases the opportunity for nerve endings and brain information to be transmitted, and the control of finger muscles is improved.

Over time, the information processing ability of the left and right brain will be greatly enhanced, the reaction ability will be improved, the fingers will be more flexible, and regular practice will improve the coordination of the hands and body. When reading music and sight-reading at the same time, attention also improves, attention improves, and memory also increases.