What are the steps for beginners to learn guitar?

First of all, do you want to develop into folk or classical? You bought a guitar and taught yourself the March Pass, you probably want to develop into folk singing, right? I generally recommend that when my friends learn guitar for the first time, they should have a friend who has at least formally learned guitar to introduce them, such as the basic posture of the guitar, reading notation, and the most basic playing methods.

If you have someone to take it, you might get started faster. If you want to play classics, you must find a teacher.

Second, I personally think that beginners in folk singing should start with chords, not from climbing lattices. Climbing the lattice is more boring, and it's not as real as the chords. There are several basic chords that need to be mastered, such as c, am, em, g, g7, d

These are relatively simple chords.

Third, as for the practice method, find a few simple chords and you can sing songs to practice (of course, this should be based on the premise that you can recognize the score), such as Zhang Hang's baby, as well as the story of the small town, grandma's Penghu Bay, these songs that are not horizontal and easy to play. If you play too much, your natural power will go up.

Fourth, there are a lot of simple music scores in that book, you can tune some of your own favorites, and the chords are simple, and slowly learn to read the music and learn to play. Play a few more songs and you'll be ready to go.

If you still can't recognize music, look at this**.

It's quite detailed.

Many beginner guitar players are confused. I always say I don't know how to practice. Or I feel that I am not making progress in my practice. There are also those who don't know what they will practice next after practicing for a year.

First: How to practice the guitar at the beginning. The so-called practice.

You have to practice often. And I like to practice. Interest is important, and interest is the best teacher.

First of all, you have to have a great interest in the guitar. Then comes hard work. On the premise of correct methods, start from the basics.

Personally, I think I started to practice climbing lattice. Practice your fingers to be more flexible. Climb for a few more hours.

And to climb every day. Climb longer. After a while, you will notice that your fingers are more flexible than before.

This one also learns some chords, and can even play some simple tunes directly. Then I learned the scales.

Climb the scale. Scales are important for playing the guitar. When climbing the scale, make every note pure.

Don't go for speed at first. Pursue quality. The sound is pure.

Play the scales well. I also started to learn music theory. Start with simple music theory.

Try to apply the knowledge of music theory to the guitar as much as possible. This is the first step for beginners.

Second: What should I do if I feel that I am not making progress in practice? Don't stop.

Although you don't feel like you're improving. Actually, it's been improving. You have to persevere.

Stick with something. After this time, you will feel like you are on a higher level. This period.

Learn more about music theory. There is a lot of knowledge in music theory. Learn some more difficult music theory.

Third: I don't know what to practice after practicing for a while? Each day's practice must have a foundational exercise.

This cannot be ignored. And practice every day with a plan. See how good you are.

to determine the next step in the exercise. What I feel the most is the belt. There is really a lot to learn from the strapping.

So you don't know what to learn after studying for a while. You learn to pick up the belt. Pick up some famous tunes.

Soak up the essence inside.