How to treat the correct fingering of guitar? It's full of numbers.

Six-string notation is to draw six parallel horizontal lines, corresponding to the six strings of a guitar, to represent the position and movement (fingering) played by both hands, rather than the recorded sound level. But it is very convenient to use it in combination with notation or staff, which can indicate both pitch and fingering. As shown in the figure below:

2. Six-line notation The common playing methods of guitar (solo, decomposed accompaniment, diffused rhythm) are recorded as follows: Solo (melody) notation: write Arabic numerals on six lines. The number in the six-string notation indicates the characteristics of the guitar, and the number written on the line indicates which product is pressed by the left hand. The line where the number is located is the string that the right hand should play.

3, broken string accompaniment notation: draw an "X" on six lines, and there are often fingering charts or marks above the six lines. Then you press the chord with your left hand, and "X" means playing the chord with your right finger.

4. Chord-sweeping rhythm notation: draw symbols such as "↑" and "↓" on six lines. At this time, there is often a hint of left-handed fingering above the staff. Sometimes, the above symbols will appear in the same six-line score.

5. Note: The symbols and usage of affixes and sustain lines in the staff are basically the same as those in the notation and staff. Seven, the C major scale of the guitar

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Guitar chord fingering practice order:

Large horizontal press:

1. Correct your posture when playing the piano, and ensure that your left hand doesn't need to hold the neck to keep the piano balanced.

2. Check whether your left elbow wrist is relaxed.

3. It is not difficult to press the chord with the index finger horizontally. You should experience a feeling of "riding up". Have you ever seen a gecko climb a wall? He didn't push the wall hard. The index finger stands up, the thumb gently grips the index finger at the back, the whole hand relaxes, and the weight is naturally put on.

4. Everyone's index finger joints are different in length and shape. When crossing, carefully observe the position of the groove between the index finger joints. If there is just a string pressed at this position, it is usually impossible to make a sound. At this time, we should pay attention to it. Fingers should press strings with the side, not the front. If the lateral pressure still cannot avoid a groove, move it up and down to avoid it.

5, the big horizontal press does not have to hold down every string, generally there are two or three other fingers to press, we just need to press the other ones.