1, learn to understand simple chords. From left to right, the chord diagram corresponds to the 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 strings of the guitar, and 1 in the chord diagram represents the left index finger, 2 represents the left middle finger, 3 represents the left ring finger and 4 represents the left little finger.

2. Take the Em chord as an example. There are only two numbers, 2 and 3, on the chord diagram, so only the middle finger and ring finger of the left hand are used for chords, the middle finger of the left hand presses the second square of the guitar five strings, and the ring finger presses the second fret of the guitar four strings.

3. Look at the X on the guitar score and see which string X is. Just play that string with your right hand.

Guitar notation refers to the notation of playing guitar, including "six-line notation", "staff notation" and "notation notation". Among them, the staff is the most common guitar music, and the staff and notation are music scores that record the pitch. Some fingering books combine the staff and the staff into one. In addition, there is a "chord score" (that is, a guitar score with only chord names and lyrics).

Basic music theory:

For beginners who have just started to contact guitar, the foundation of music theory is very important. If you don't understand music theory, you can't learn guitar better, so the following content is an essential part of learning guitar.

A piece of music.

A complete piece of music is composed of some fixed musical units. Distinguishing these musical units is very beneficial to learning music theory. A complete piece of music consists of many notes with different durations, different bars, different phrases from these bars, different paragraphs from different phrases and complete music from paragraphs.