Basic fingering of guitar

In guitar playing, the left hand is responsible for pressing chords. 1. When the left hand presses a chord in guitar playing, our left hand marks five fingers with 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5(T) respectively on the chord diagram.

Namely: 1- index finger, 2- middle finger, 3- ring finger, 4- little finger, 5 (sometimes expressed by T)-thumb chord pressing method: As shown in the following figure, chord C needs to be 1- index finger, 2- middle finger and 3- ring finger of the left hand, that is, the index finger of the left hand presses 2 strings/kloc. Press 4 strings and 2 frets in the middle finger of the left hand; Press 5 strings and 3 frets on the ring finger of the left hand.

In guitar playing, the right hand is mainly responsible for plucking and sweeping the strings. Of course, it also includes some playing skills such as plucking the strings and syncopating, but this section is mainly a basic course, so it is about plucking the strings and sweeping the strings.

In general guitar playing, we use letters P, I, M, A and ch respectively, that is, P- thumb, I- forefinger, M- middle finger, A- ring finger and CH- pinkie.

When playing guitar, we use P thumb to pull down the fourth, fifth and sixth strings, use I- index finger, M- middle finger and A- ring finger to hook the strings respectively, and also use index finger-third string, middle finger-second string and ring finger-1 string.

Playing skills:

Finger retention is very important, that is, how to keep one finger while playing and switch to the next note smoothly and easily, which is especially important in playing.

Because if you don't leave your fingers, you will jump, get stuck and break in the process of conversion. The whole piece is incoherent and you will always find it difficult to convert. So the finger retention method is which finger you should use to press the next note after you play this bar or this note, so you should think clearly in advance.

That is, if there is a sound in the next section that is the same as the one being played now, just keep this fingering and change only the other fingers. This is the retention method. The difference between him and the left finger is that it is necessary to predict in advance which finger to press for the next sound, so as to achieve the purpose of non-stop and non-stick sound.