Guitar is a musical instrument designed to extract sound notes by pinching. Currently, there are many varieties of this tool. Bass guitar for producing low sounds and electric guitar for rhythm and solos. But if these guitars are applicable for heavy music, then the acoustic one is intended for everyday musical accompaniment. Playing acoustic guitar is not difficult at all, it takes a little theory and practice.
It is necessary
- 1) Acoustic guitar
- 2) Chord table
Instructions
Step 1
There are three things you need to know to play acoustic guitar: chords, guitar fingering, and guitar fight. First of all, learn and learn to play chords. There are over eight hundred chords for the guitar. It is not necessary to know such a quantity, the main thing is to learn the most necessary ones. Basically, these are the so-called "thieves" chords, that is, those that are within the first three frets. These are A, Am, C, D, Dm, E, Em, F, G. Knowing how to play these chords, you can play a large number of songs.
Step 2
The next step in playing acoustic guitar is the guitar fight. The meaning of this technique is striking the strings with the fingers of the right hand, in a certain sequence. There are a lot of ways of staging a battle and its types. The simplest type of fight is "even". In order to play it, you need to slide your thumb down the strings two times, then with all your fingers we hit down the strings, repeat the movement of the thumb. Then all over again.
Step 3
The essence of the guitar fight can be divided into three components. Hit down the strings, hit the strings up, mute. Muting the strings is done either with the thumb or with the edge of the palm. By combining up, down and muffling strikes, you can create your own rhythm to suit a particular song.
Step 4
The last thing about acoustic guitar playing is going overboard. Also called the "arpeggio" technique. For an acoustic guitar, this technique is fundamental. Its essence consists in plucking certain strings with your fingers, which will create a certain sequence of notes. Enumeration is designed to perform quiet and melodic songs, often lyrics. The most common type of "arpeggio" looks like this: the bass string is plucked, and in order 3,231,323 strings. As well as with the beat, you can change the number of plucked strings and their order, thereby combining sound production.
