Basic posture: First, hold the guitar correctly and get ready. The left hand is placed on the neck of the guitar, the thumb is placed on the back of the guitar, and the other fingers are gently bent on the strings.

2. Finger positioning: Select the notes to be played, such as the seventh string (lowest string) at the fifth fret. Press this note gently with the ring finger (little finger) and lock it on the fifth fret.

3. Finger sliding: Slide slowly with the ring finger to the fourth fret. Keep constant pressure to ensure that the notes remain clear and stable.

4. Slide backward: continue to slide the ring finger back to the fifth fret and return to the starting note.

5. Speed and fluency: You can slide slowly at first to ensure accuracy and comfort. With the improvement of proficiency, the sliding speed is gradually improved, making it smoother and more natural.

6. Repeated practice: In order to master the musical fingering, it is necessary to practice repeatedly. Choose different strings and different notes to practice and improve your fingering and skills.

Music fingering teaching

Choose the right instrument. Musical fingering can be applied to guitar, bass, classical guitar and other instruments, but different instruments have different technical requirements and need to be practiced according to their own instruments.

2. Learn basic skills. The premise of learning musical fingering is to master basic skills, such as pressing strings, arpeggios, arpeggios and sliding sounds. Only by mastering these skills can we better use the musical fingering.

3. Master the movements of musical fingering. The movements of musical fingering are: first press the string, then tap the string (hammer), then pull the string (make two sounds at the same time), and then play the string. This action needs to be practiced repeatedly until it is mastered.

4. Practice speed and accuracy. When practicing musical fingering, we should pay attention to the coexistence of speed and accuracy, step by step. Speed up slowly to ensure that each LE is clear and correct.

5. Practice serial transfer. Musical fingering requires frequent switching between strings, so it is necessary to practice string sequence transfer, that is, put your finger on another string, while ensuring that the rhythm and speed of music are not disturbed.