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Learn music theory, guitar arrangement, chord composition and use, and rhythmic pattern arrangement

You look at a lot of other people's scores and chords and memorize them, there's no need (I really think those scores are the original, the original is just someone else's blind playing, but he plays it blindly, even he thinks it sounds good.) Of course, you think it's good, but don't play blindly, other people's basic skills are there, how to play and how to taste. But anyone with a little bit of music theory knows it.

Every song has chord directions, so those complex chords don't actually go together. For example, Do you know I'm waiting for you? "Kiss Goodbye", "Don't Let My Tears Stay With Me All Night", "About Winter" are all 1645

Try it if you don't believe it.

Then why is the original version of these songs not so simple, because the person who played him added his own thing on the basis of the direction. Different people have different ways of playing the same song, because he plays it differently according to the direction. Others play songs based on their feelings, and they know exactly where they are going.

Do you play songs by feeling by feeling?

Why not grasp the simplest direction and memorize the scores that others improvise. You tell him to play it again, and I promise he won't play the same. Because he didn't memorize the score, he didn't even have to memorize it, and he was already at that point, of course, he could play like that. How can you learn from him?

Find out the easiest way to play each song, and then add skills to it, horse mouth, is what you should do.

Deepen your understanding of guitar music theory and progression. Find a teacher to learn systematically, such as Yu Xiaowei.

I think the real meaning of playing the guitar is to "play", that is, you can't "play to death" as you said above...As I have been learning guitar for more than half a year, there is no problem with playing solo and pressing chords, which means that the technique is up, but the foundation of music theory can't keep up, and I will only play according to the general play, and I will not integrate it, so I will give you two suggestions...First, to strengthen the knowledge of music theory, you must study the rhythm and beat, chord attributes, note intervals, tonal conditioning, etc., not only to "know what it is, but also to know why it is so";

The second is to pay attention to the rhythm when playing music or practicing, only when you put in the emotion, the rhythm and notes can be regarded as **, no matter how you play without rhythm, it is just a bunch of notes. These two points are often ignored by novices to play ** very important things, I hope all novices learn from it. And you have to remember that the masters who play ** are all full of rich ** connotations, not just play songs.

It is recommended that you practice a few finger lines in each position and become proficient in the scales of each key. To learn to watch the simple score play solo

That's how you find the feeling. You should read more simple notations and match your own chords and learn to transpose. You won't feel dead.

1645, which is the C, AM, F, G chords, they are the basic chords in C major.

Cost-effective. That's the vintage's st. Choose a piano with a wood of alder or mahogany body, a C-shaped neck and a lot of styles. Beginners don't choose the sq, that is recommended by many people, but the neck is thick.

Then buy an imitation piano, the tone is basically the same as an ordinary piano, or buy a guitarman or a star **, around 400-500, you can learn to use it.

I used to have a piano, it looks good and is not easy to use, the strings are too high, the sound is too scattered, and the feel is very poor, as for what brand it is, it is inconvenient to disclose. It took 2 months to change it. If you are a beginner, it is recommended to take a look at the piano with the next order, such as Yamaha's, Yayili's, and Johson's face sheets are not bad, and the cost performance is high.

Talent TE301C over 300 bucks Relatively good (for beginners) folk guitars.

It shouldn't be a big problem, but there are a lot of horizontal chords in this piece, which is more painful for those who don't have a foundation, and it is recommended that you strengthen the horizontal press practice and strive to make it so that the horizontal press does not break.

Then buy an imitation piano, and the timbre is basically the same as that of an ordinary piano.