How does a novice guitarist practice from shallow to deep? Ctrl+v don't come, thank you!

1 Climb the grid, be familiar with the scales in various positions, and practice some small exercises in the guitar tutorial. Opening your fingers should be the most painful time, but it is necessary to play these freely in the future.

Hehe, I forgot to mention that skill exercises are also necessary, hehe, such as checking, kneading and pushing strings.

2 Familiar with chords. Know all the chords you know. What levels of chords are there in each key, that is, what the guitar needs at the beginning, acoustics, modulation, and music theory foundation. For example, the harmony of a song in C is 1 6 4 5, which is C A F G, but the harmony remains the same in A F G, but the chord changes. What should it be in B F D E? I won't say much about this. It's in many textbooks. You should study this part well. It is the basis of improvisation in the future!

The length of time doesn't matter, it varies from person to person, but you must master these things yourself and have a certain foundation before you can proceed to the next stage.

The second stage: mastering the rhythm of song practice and accumulating materials.

1 You can try to play some songs at this time, including the practice of playing and solo. Let's start with playing and singing.

Remember to practice with the standard chord method to ensure that each note of each chord can be pronounced accurately, and then you must master the strong and weak beats and rhythm types. Let's just say that a song can be composed of many rhythm types. There is also to learn to remember the direction of harmony, that is, to analyze the harmony of this brother and try to practice tone sandhi and so on.

When practicing the lead solo, you should not only remember the position, but also learn to remember the notation, that is to say, you should say the roll name of every note you play, so that you can express it with a notation when writing the melody. Remember how to write it on the metronome score, and where to put the beat (from slow to standard speed) and a feeling, that is, the taste of solo. At this time, you can imitate the original ~

I think everyone must envy the guitarist's fast solo on the stage ~ ~ hehe.

Speed is born of slowness, which means that if you want to speed up, you must lay a solid foundation. For example, the standard for solo is 200 per minute, but you can't reach this speed anyway. Hehe, at this time, you have to slow down the speed from 80/ min to 200/ min bit by bit. Does it take that long to practice once? Hehe, right! When you practice a speed, your speed has gone up by this time. When you get a raw SOLO, you should be able to practice the standard speed soon.

3 accumulation of materials

Everyone must ask why people can pop up so many sentences when they improvise solo.

Hehe, this is inseparable from the accumulation of materials and the practice of harmony scales.

Practice a melody that needs to be memorized, and you can play it any way ~ ~ any key can be played.

Some things may not be written completely. While sitting here writing, I suddenly feel that I have too much to say ~ I don't know how to express it.

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