How about learning guitar in the third year of junior high school, and what kind of guitar is suitab

Not bad. Learning guitar in the third year of junior high school is a good time period. When you get to the third year of high school, you won't be able to study at all.

If you've never touched a guitar before, you'll have to find a teacher. There are a lot of things that need to be pointed out to get started. If you are all on your own, it will be too slow, and if you are lucky, you will have to get the way, if you are not lucky, you will have to waste a lot of time, and you may go astray.

If you just want to play by yourself and don't take the exam, then just find a teacher, two months, basic fingering, and learn it.

It's better to send the strings, buy a tuner. Just tune it yourself. Less than a hundred dollars a piece.

If it's broken, change it yourself, it's very simple.

I think you should still focus on your studies, after all, you are now in the third year of junior high school, and you are going to face the high school entrance examination. It is best to study during the summer vacation after the high school entrance examination, so that you can have enough time to have fun. It's purely my personal opinion, and it's you who makes the final decision.

If you learn, loose strings or something is not a problem, you will get it, these are all part of the blood guitar, not just playing As for learning, you should find a teacher at the beginning! ~。It takes interest and enthusiasm for things, and there is still a little time!

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There are classes in the summer, and you can go there to study. Since the tuition is a little harder, the strings are loose and you have to spend money to repair them. Just go to the class and ask the teacher to help you fix it.

What kind of guitar is suitable for learning at the high school entrance examination stage mainly depends on personal interests and preferences. Here are a few common types of guitars that you can choose according to your style and interests

Classical guitar (nylon-stringed guitar): Classical guitar is a common choice that features the use of nectuary strings with a warm and soft tone. It is suitable for playing classical and folk songs, and has a good foundation in learning ** theory and technique.

Steel-String Guitars: Steel-string guitars have a bright, crisp tone that suits styles such as pop**, rock, country, and blues. If you're interested in these styles, a steel string guitar might be a good choice.

Electric guitars: Electric guitars need to be connected to speakers or cabinets to make sound, and are suitable for playing styles such as rock, pop, and jazz. The electric guitar can also adjust the tone through a variety of effects and amps, providing more ** expression.

Jazz Guitar: If you're interested in jazz, consider learning jazz guitar. Jazz guitars typically have a fully hollow or semi-hollow body with a warm and expressive tone.

No matter which type of guitar you choose, there are a few factors to consider:

Budget: Different types of guitars** are different, and you can choose the right guitar for your budget.

Comfort: Experiment with different types of guitars to see which one best suits your hand shape and body size.

Interests: Choose a guitar that suits your style of interest, so it's easier for you to stay motivated to learn.

It's a coincidence, I also learned erhu and then guitar, maybe my experience will help you.

It's been 9 years since I learned erhu this year, and I'm about the same as you, I passed level 10 very early. I've been learning guitar for a year, and to be honest, the help you mentioned must be there, and there must be music theory and musicality. However, the guitar uses harmony, you flip through the guitar book, it's all six-line staff, just press the chords marked on it, and you don't need any scales, the erhu is a simple notation, right?

If you have practiced the piano, it will help a lot, the erhu is all monophonic, and the piano and guitar are accents, and the chords on the guitar are simplest like a triple accent or something. If you study for two months, according to your ** background, it is so similar to me, as long as you are willing to practice, at least 3 hours a day, basically some simple pop songs can be played by yourself, and you can find some scores on the Internet and play them by yourself. If you look at it according to the grade, it is basically around level 6.

I don't know what your classmates' level is, but I also learned a little rock and jazz when I was studying, and now I'm practicing super difficult music in Hotel California.

You are a beginner, don't be too bad to buy a guitar, basically about 500 yuan is the most cost-effective, but you have to know that the instrument is profitable, the price is 800, and the acquaintance is 400But some people sell pianos really, so it is more difficult to see **, and it can only be said that the price is basically around 500. It is best to go to the right place by yourself, feel that which one is easy to buy, and pay attention to the closer the strings to the piano board when buying the piano, the better, the so-called lower quality.

When you press the strings with your left hand, you feel that the strings are very soft, and it is easy to press them, which is the best way to do that, and this is the workmanship of the instrument. Well, the timbre of the piano at that price is basically the same. Don't buy any electric box guitar, you can't plug in a speaker in the room alone.

Generally, electric box guitars are about 100 more expensive than similar ones. When you have studied for more than a year or are ready to buy one for 2 years and continue to use it, about 2000 is more reasonable, and you have to have the money to pick up tens of thousands of dollars to buy it.

Two or three hundred. If you have learned erhu guitar, he will not have a problem at all.

I've started learning to practice five hours a day.

I can play and sing in a week.

Buy a book and practice on your own.

I won't ask online

It helps, but if you want to play a Western instrument, you will feel like you have to have a new beginning. The key is to practice on your own, for half an hour a day, and persevere. It's better to find a teacher and avoid detours. Just buy about 400-800 for guitar entry.

Learning a musical instrument certainly helps. If you have a classmate to teach, you can play and sing simply after two months, but if you want to master it, it will take two years. If you are getting started, it is about 400-800 to buy a 40-inch guitar, and it is recommended not to buy a worse one.

If you are interested, change to a veneer piano, about 1500.

I also think it's better to find a teacher to teach, once the wrong posture or action is set, it is difficult to change it, there is a teacher to teach you can improve a lot, and learn faster, practice more than 2 hours a day is about the same, see if you have enough time, if it is inconvenient, insist on practicing for a while every day, the guitar is about 500 beginner level is absolutely enough, it is recommended not to buy 300 below.

It depends on what kind of guitar you are. Guitars are generally classified into classical, folk, and electroacoustic. The best thing to learn is undoubtedly the ballad, this instrument, which is mainly played and sung, you only need to memorize dozens of left-hand chord fingerings to play the singing accompaniment, and then you can sing a little song, even if you know half of the folk guitar.

Of course, folk songs are not unsuitable for solo performance, but folk songs are more mainstream. Speaking of solo, we have to talk about classical, which is more mellow than the bright timbre of folk songs, and is suitable for solo classical repertoire. In terms of difficulty, he is the most difficult of all instruments, and even of all instruments, and his fingering is relatively the most complex.

The electric guitar is generally used to play a single melody, and the harmony appears less, so from this point of view, the left hand seems to be easy, but the electric guitar often rushes at a high speed, so the requirements for the left hand are also very high.

To sum up, folk songs are the easiest to play and sing, so simple that someone can learn to play one or two simple tunes from scratch in one afternoon, and classical music is the most difficult. But the guitar is not like the violin, etc., which requires a strong sense of tone, it is best to practice from an early age, the guitar has very low age requirements, from children to old age, there are all learned, and they are all learned well. The main thing is your interest and perseverance.

Of course, if you really like it, the more elementary school the better (if you let your child learn, it is best to learn after the age of 5, otherwise it may affect physical development to a certain extent).

If you are studious, find a teacher to study for two months, and with more practice, you can basically play.

It's never too late to live and learn, and if you want to learn.