How to memorize and hyun for guitar beginners,

Hello friends, the guitar is not as difficult as you think, first of all, you have to learn to read the guitar Pu, and then you have a novice textbook, remember, it is a novice textbook, for self-study, of course, it is recommended to find a teacher. I'm sure you're self-taught, so it's a bit of a challenge, and you have to have a guitar you're learning....For example: if you want to "learn the middle school years", you have to be able to read the guitar first, and make sure that the left fingering is not wrong, and the version of the right hand playing is the same as the one in ***, and then...Train!

Listen! Rest! Train! Well, I wish you rapid progress!

You can memorize one key at a time, such as C: C-DM-EM-F-G-AM, be sure to understand the way and principle of chord formation, and I wish you a happy study. The technique of chord switching is to think more and practice more.

Buy a self-study textbook, he will teach you from simple c, g, f chord exercises to big horizontal presses, etc., through practice memorization, switching chords is also practice makes perfect, just practice more.

No, just memorize the main commonly used chords, after getting familiar with it, those small third chords or something will be seen later, the so-called fast is the flexibility of the fingers is very high, multi-connected, improve coherence.

When you hear a favorite song, do you want to be able to play and sing it right away?

First of all, determine whether a song is in the key of C or D or EFGAB, but in fact, we can ignore it and sing it as the key of C.

The main chords that c drops are cxx dxx exx fxx gxx axx bxx, for example, cxx as an example, there is.

C chords cm C5, C7, CMAJ7 cm7, CSUS4, CADD9 CSUS2, C7SU4, C7 9, C9 chords.

Are you going crazy? But in fact, we don't use it so much. Take, for example, songs in C major.

When you hear a song, first lay down the following 6 chords, and the 6 main chords are:

c dm em f g am g7

It's as simple as that?

If it's in the key of D, it's also very simple.

d em #fm g a bm a7

It was found that there was no regularity, and the first chord in the key of C was C, followed by two minor chords, dm and em

Continue with two major chords f g and finally a minor chord am

The question is, what D chord fm is a sharp? The rules are as follows:

1 Big 2 Big 3 Small 4 Big 5 Big 6 Big 7 Small i

c big dm big em small f big g big am

But if it's in the key of D, then.

d big em small fm big g big a big bm

So the FM has to be moved one square, up.

According to this principle, all six major chords of d e f g a b can be deduced.

Among them, the C chord and D chord have the most popular songs, remember the family difference of 7 chords, and remember the deduction law of the chord, you can write down the commonly used 7 * 7 = 49 chords.

For example, if the song is in C major, we need to turn it to D major and sing it, and just replace the chords of the same level.

Like what. The chord direction is: 1 magnitude, 5 6 3 4 1 2 5

Because we memorize all the chords in C key, we can memorize the chord direction by numbering it.

If you are not too sensitive to numerical memory, you can use the numeric encoding mnemonics:

15 (parrot) - 63 (Lushan) 41 (master of ceremonies) - 25 (erhu).

Parrot) wants to go to (Lushan), find (emcee) pull (erhu).

In this way, the score of a song is memorized, and when it is turned into the key of D, it becomes.

d a bm #fm g d em a

When playing and singing, the pitch can be raised at the same time.

My method is to find a few chords with a larger span and practice them hard every day. At first, you don't need to be fast, as long as you can press accurately. Later, you have to speed up the beat and change the other, which is very challenging.

When you become proficient, you find that those simple chords are very easy, and guitar chords account for a large proportion of guitar playing. So how do you learn guitar chords well? I think there are a few points that you can refer to:

1.Understand the concepts of various chords on the guitar, and on this basis, gradually memorize the symbols of various chords and the meanings they represent. For example, C major third chord, FM minor third chord, G seventh chord, and so on.

2.Master the inversions of various in-situ chords. After playing the scale, you can practice arpeggios in multiple keys, i.e., breaking up chords.

3.Practice strumming the chords by holding down the notes of the chords at the same time and playing them one after the other.

4.Practice the connection of various chords regularly. Such as:

c-f-g7-c, am-dm-e7-am, etc. 5.Try to give chords to a piece and then play it yourself to reach the highest level of really learning guitar chords.

However, this still needs to be useful by asking more questions and practicing more. I hope you can persevere in it and adopt it.