The time matter of guitar practice is that the master has experience

In general, concentrated exercises work better than dispersed exercises.

However, it is also necessary to pay attention to the intermediate rest (practice 1 2 hours, rest for 20 minutes) to avoid finger injuries and combine work and rest.

Practicing for two hours a day, I feel like I don't need to waste too much time on the guitar every day, and the rest of the time I can look at music theory, but the important thing is to stick to it, two hours a day.

Concentrated practice progresses faster, and dispersion is definitely not better than concentration, my teacher said so

Just try it and you'll find out.

The practice for novices is generally divided into several stages, and the following is listed from my personal experience:

Warm-up stage: generally choose spider crawling as a warm-up, learn at the beginning, and practice for at least 15 minutes;

Minor song stage: After the warm-up, start to play some simple small songs or terminals, which last for more than 20 minutes;

Song stage: After the song is practiced, pick some simple songs with chords to practice, and the practice time is recommended to be one hour.

The fingers are tender for beginners, and they have not yet been calloused, and they will hurt after a long time, so it is recommended to use them for one to two hours a day.

Learn folk guitar (2-3 years) Learn 3 rock electric guitar (2-3 years) Form a band (more than 1 year) Admission to a professional orchestra (more than 1 year) Success (soundtrack, fame, etc.).

As you can see from the above process, it takes at least 6 years to go from beginner guitar to great success, and generally 8 years. So if you want to play the guitar as a career, you should start learning the piano before the age of 18, around the age of 16, so that after 6-8 years, you will only be 24-26 years old. If you started playing the piano in your 20s, don't make a career out of it.

Because in the next year, you are almost 30 years old, and in the competition with your younger peers, you may not last long, and even the disadvantages are so good that they disappear as soon as they emerge, and the fundamental reason is that you are too late to do so. Of course, it is not that you can't learn guitar after the age of 20, you can get in touch with and understand ** by learning guitar, you can make the guitar a specialty outside your main business, and you can make playing the guitar your hobby (a person always has one or two hobbies).

Learning the guitar first and then working as a songwriter or singer is a great path to success. There are a lot of singers or songwriters who started out playing the guitar. Such as:

Qi Qin in Taiwan, Cui Jian in the mainland, Masashi Sada in the United States, John Denver in the United States, and so on. Note! In this case, you only need to learn the folk guitar (i.e. not the electric guitar).

The learning of any subject can be divided into stages, and learning the guitar is the same, and understanding the division of each stage in the guitar learning process will help you learn the piano better.

1. The first stage: primary entry, which takes three months. It is best to attend a face-to-face training course or be supervised.

Learning content: Piano holding posture, tuning method, pressing the strings with the left hand, playing the strings with the right hand. Learn C scale and extreme chords.

At this stage, interest is high and improves rapidly.

2. The second stage: general intermediate, which takes three months. Learn G scale and chords, and learn various techniques for the left and right hands. It's better to have someone to tutor. At this stage, the interest is average, and the improvement is neither fast nor slow.

3. The third stage: intermediate improvement, which takes six months and can be self-taught. Learn the A, D, E, F scales and chords, and learn to use the picks.

Try your hand at arranging guitar accompaniment for songs. At this stage, the interest is not high, and the improvement is not fast, so perseverance is most needed.

4. The fourth stage: advanced ......

Accompaniment About three months Follow the teacher to learn (generally diligent about two months) If you study by yourself, I can't judge how long it will take to learn, this can only be said to be sincere, I can't find the essentials, maybe I will never learn.

This thing is a bit like the martial arts **, one relies on hard work, the second relies on talent, and the third relies on the road, find a better teacher, buy a better piano, and then listen to various types of tunes and styles, and finally work hard to practice!

What is the level of your learning?

The best way to learn guitar is to learn to play the natural scale (monotone) first, then learn the chords, and then play with strumming and changing the strings. This approach is relatively not too boring. Brother, I will give you the following ways to practice the basic skills:

1: Practice the "climbing lattice" practice of the guitar with the left hand, and perform the segmented finger playing and strumming exercises with the right hand, paying attention to the coordination of the left and right hands. Be sure to keep practicing every day, and your fingers will improve over time.

2: Follow the finger practice method of the piano. Place 10 fingers flat on a flat surface and lift one finger at a time, holding the other fingers still.

Lift the fingers one by one in order, but the others that are not in turn should be close to the plane. In this way, the independence of each finger is practiced.

Once you've practiced it, you'll be able to control your fingers a lot, so try your hand at practicing the monophonic tunes, which will make it easier to get started, no matter what you play!

Hope to get yours.

You are now in a dormant period, and no matter how you practice, you will feel that your progress is slow, so you can take a break for a while and practice again.

Practice climbing the lattice and practice your fingers skillfully.

There are two reasons for the ring finger lying on its stomach: one is the wrong posture, and the other is the weakness of the fingers. It looks like he was injured in his early years, but he rarely used it after he recovered, so he was very inflexible.

There are two solutions: one is to straighten it with your right hand and insist on changing your posture; The second is to practice it separately to restore its strength. This is not something that can be solved in a day or two, and it may take months of practice to achieve good results, but it must be believed that this problem will be solved after such practice.

Are you a woman? So soft!!

You can practice a little more push vibrato and point the string to practice a little bit of dynamics.