Can t you play guitar with short fingers and short fingers?

Well, in fact, as long as you are proficient, this kind of problem is not particularly obvious, and there is no problem with a normal size piano.

My fingers are also very short, and I obviously find it a bit difficult to study "Memories of the Alhambra" and "The Legend of Asturias".

But after becoming proficient, because I know my flaws, I can play better in places where I need a large span of my fingers.

And during the examination, the professor of ** college also gave a good evaluation

So, as long as you really like the guitar, it's not a big deal, so don't mind too much.

I didn't think about it at all when I decided to learn guitar

Now I'm glad I didn't think about it that much, otherwise I might have given up because of my short fingers.

I'm sure you can too, so don't worry, hug.

Generally there will be no obstacles, if the guitar is too big you can buy a slightly smaller guitar, 40 or 39 inches.

If you have an impairment, it is recommended to learn another instrument. Short fingers are difficult to master guitar position and fingering.

No, there are many masters who have short pinky fingers. I don't believe that you can watch more guitar performances** (especially foreign blues) with 1, 2, 3 fingers plus push strings is enough. If you have to practice the classics, it will be a lot of work. It's no problem to simply learn to play and sing.

Yes, it's not the length of your fingers that matters when playing the guitar, it's the flexibility of your fingers.

Finger Dexterity Exercises:

Insert the thumb, index and middle finger of your right hand between your left index and middle fingers, and then place your right thumb, index finger, and middle finger to the sides to force the muscles and tendons that connect the base of your left index and middle fingers to stretch. The force is until the tip of the left hand hurts and then relaxes, and so on several times before changing to another finger (left index and middle fingers, middle and ring fingers, ring finger and little finger, no pressure between the thumb and index finger).

In fact, the most fundamental reason is because the finger span is not enough, I have taught many students before, they all say that the fingers are too short, will it not affect, until now you can play a good guitar, so it is not a problem to say that the fingers are short, as long as you pay attention. As for the lack of finger span, you can use your right hand to make a fist between the fingers of your left hand when you are idle, and you can see the effect in a week.