Rae Zhang

    What's up!  If you have the right guitar posture and are ready to play your first song with confidence. Next, you should know how to understand the score you want to play. First, let's understand the interval relationship. Here are seven tones: CDEFGAB, and the interval relationship is the relationship between them. Between C and D is the whole tone, between D and E is the whole tone, between E and F is the half tone, between F and G is the whole tone, between G and A is the whole tone, between A and B is the whole tone, between B and C is the half tone.                       Next, let's match these notes to the strings. The standard tone of the sixth string is E. Because there is a whole tone between D and E, the flat tone of E is # D. By analogy, the standard tone of the fifth string is A, and the flat tone is # G. The standard tone of the fourth string is D, and the flat tone is # C. The standard tone of the third string is G, and the flat tone is # F. The standard t

     After fully understanding the guitar instrument, today we begin to officially get started. There is a very important part that needs to be corrected before playing, that is our playing posture. There are three kinds of postures: leg up, flat sitting, and standing. Leg lifting: fold one leg above the knee of the other leg, hold the guitar in your arms, and clip the obvious depression of the guitar on the upper leg Sit flat: with two legs apart, one side sits slightly on the chair, both legs flat, the guitar in the arms, the right arm is above the resonance box, and the obvious depression is stuck in the front leg. Standing: stable performance with the guitar suspended requires the assistance of a fixed belt, and requires high playing experience.  For beginners, my advice is to sit flat, because the center of gravity of the sitting flat is more stable, and the hands will not freeze.                                                        With the correct sitting posture, let's di

  Hey, I'm Rae. I play guitar and some music works. If you are a guitarist who has bought a guitar but has been putting it beside you, or just bought a guitar and don't know how to start, you should read this article. This can help you better understand your partner who will accompany you for a long time. As a beginner, the first step is to understand the guitar, which is mainly divided into three parts: head, neck and resonance box. There are 14 parts subdivided: Tuning key, head, Guitar Nut, string, Guitar Fret Wire, pin, fingerboard, side board, panel, bridge, sound hole, Pickguard Bracket, Guitar Saddle and Bridge Pins.    As for the performance posture, the most basic knowledge is that when we play the part should be in front of the sound hole, we can achieve the best reception effect. Now I will share a very important knowledge: string. The guitar has six strings, which should be thick to thin from top to bottom. The top and thickest are six strings, and the bottom is one