Is Guitar Self Taught March Pass a good book?

I used to like to play guitar and practice for a while, and this is the book I gave away when I bought a guitar. When I first learned it, I didn't even know what a stave was, but this book explains in detail what staves are, fingering and techniques, and so on. This guitar self-learning March Netcom is also a very good book, and it is more suitable for some beginners who are learning guitar.

This book contains a lot of knowledge and can also tell you what each of the six strings of the guitar does. There is some basic music theory in it. I can tell you in detail how these sounds are made.

Or to teach you where your fingers should be on the guitar, on which string. These basic music theories will all be marked in detail in the book, which is concise and easy to understand, so that you can read it.

Once you've learned more about the basics, you can move on to the next content. Once you've completed the basics, the content of the book will be changed to some simple sheet music for you to practice. At this stage, you will learn how to play a complete piece.

Practice your fingering so that you can play a piece proficiently.

Once you are complete and familiar with these basics and these simple tunes, this book will teach you some more advanced tunes. This kind of music is generally more fast-paced or more complex in terms of fingering. But at this point, you can also go online to find out how other people are playing.

Overall, this book is well worth reading. But remember to be greedy and chewy, you should carefully look at it from the beginning, and practice as you watch, so that it will be effective.

There is no quick track to playing any instrument in the world, and there will never be success without long-term hard training. Alas, now the Chinese should talk about speed, forgetting that the ancestors said that they want to be fast.

It's a good book, but it's definitely not good to study on your own, and it's not good for three months, so it should be called a guitar learning for many years.

A great book for beginners. But what Liu Chuan arranged was sometimes too rigorous and rigid.

When I was in '03, I bought the September 2001 edition of "Guitar Self-Taught Three Months", and I think this book is still very good.

As long as you follow the step-by-step practice that you know in the book, persevere, and I believe that you will soon be able to achieve a small success. After practicing all 24 fingering skills, it is still a congenital review, and then the next step is carried out.

Personally, I feel that there are a few important points in the process of learning guitar:

1.A good guitar textbook (you already have it now), 2There are several like-minded guitar buddies who learn and progress together, 3It is also important to find a friend to guide you on the spot. (Of course, you don't need to sparring every day, after all, we are not professional, generally once or twice a week can be instructed).

4.Finally, if you practice the basic skills for one to two months, you can find a few simple songs to practice playing and singing, and it is recommended that "Youth", "Painful People", "Those Flowers" and other songs with simple chords and easy to sing will become more and more confident when you feel a small success.

Learning to play the guitar is an activity that can easily feel boring, and how to regulate yourself to build confidence and then be able to persevere is the key.

I think fingerpicking still needs to be basic, and I'm also practicing fingerprinting, and I recommend practicing it every day, interspersed with some small practice pieces, and I recommend buying a copy of fingerpicking, which is all solo, and it's a great help for practicing fingerstyle.