Question 1: What is fingerstyle guitar? Introduction to Contemporary Finger-style Guitar

This is my favorite form and style of guitar playing. The guitar used is an acoustic guitar (mostly six-string). Fingerstyle, the simplest but inaccurate understanding, is to play with fingers, pure music, not singing while playing (although there are alternative masters who use fingerstyle as accompaniment)... Fingerstyle also uses picks, traditional fingerstyle I will use a thumbtack (a kind of piece worn on the thumb, similar to a pick, which is very good when playing bass notes).

Because fingerstyle is a kind of solo, unlike folk style playing and singing, fingerstyle can produce more complex and dazzling performance techniques, which are comparable to classical music, but even more so in some places.

What fingerstyle music shows is heart-shaking melodies, complex and exquisite harmonies, strong rhythmic bass progressions, and unique emotional interpretations. The music styles of fingerstyle include blues music, country, jazz, new age, funk...the music with strong rhythm like rock music, or the gentle and melodious ballad, the free swing jazz style, can be perfectly performed with fingerstyle .

The difference between fingerstyle and solo:

There are many forms of solo, and fingerstyle is just one of them. I personally feel that fingerstyle can be a form or a style (including various other styles). Fingerstyle playing is almost the highest level solo form nowadays. Quoting a colleague: "Fingerstyle music pays great attention to the progression of the bass. If the bass of a fingerstyle song is played alone, it may be regarded as a melody. In general solos, the bass is just decoration, and the melody is basically carried out in the middle or high notes. Most people can get started after practicing for a while. ”

The difference between fingerstyle and classical guitar:

Fingerstyle uses an acoustic guitar, while classical guitar uses a classical guitar. One has metal strings and the other has nylon strings. .

The timbre of metal strings changes more than that of classical instruments. Because the strings are thin, the fine movements of the left hand are more sensitive than those of classical instruments. The sound of the classical piano is deeper, while the sound of the box piano is brighter and clearer. Classical music has experienced hundreds of years of precipitation and sublimation. It is very broad and very "academic". There are more articles on rhythm in fingerstyle playing, which is more random. The left-hand technique is relatively simpler than classical music, and the key skills shift to the right hand. Quoting a classical friend: "Many years ago, I once listened to a tape of steel strings playing classical guitar music. The player was a foreigner and he played well. However, the sound of steel strings was better than that of nylon strings. There are fewer changes and the sustain seems to be longer. After listening to some modern fingerstyle styles, I gradually realized that it is actually a music style and a style derived from guitar playing. "To put it simply, classical music has been around for hundreds of years. The precipitation, finger playing has unbridled imagination. Don't judge who is higher or lower. There have been too many debates about this kind of thing. Many classical people look at other things that are different from the classics with arrogance. This is actually a manifestation of insufficient character and cultivation.

Fingerstyle can be divided into two main genres: traditional fingerstyle style and modern fingerstyle style.

The traditional American fingerstyle style is mainly represented by Ragtime, country blues, and jazz styles. Europe is dominated by Celtic and Mediterranean style music. )

In terms of performance, traditional fingerstyle playing techniques emphasize the performance of counterpoint harmony and the performance of alternating bass. Counterpoint harmony mainly appears in the European fingerstyle style, and alternating bass It appears more in traditional American Ragtime and other styles of performance! Of course, some traditional American fingerstyle styles also pay great attention to counterpoint harmony, but this is not absolute.

Question 2: What does fingerstyle guitar mean? Fingerstyle guitar can be played with fingers, picks and finger cots. The biggest difference from classical guitar is that fingerstyle guitar is widely used. Many tuning methods, slaps, and techniques are completely unrestricted. As long as you can use a guitar to make any beautiful music, it is Fingerstyle acoustic guitar music, which integrates modern harmony, Jazz, Blus, Celtic, Country, R&B and other styles, and Incorporate the performer's own creative and arrangement ideas.

Question 3: What does fingerstyle guitar mean? Fingerstlye means "fingerpicking". Simply understood, it is a form of guitar solo that uses fingers instead of picks. The more mainstream description now is: a relatively simple guitar solo form that has become more popular in recent years.

Although this solo form is relatively simple, the techniques are very diverse, such as playing the board, clapping the strings, Am technique, etc.

Barrel types are also very diverse. The more common fingerstyle guitar barrel types include Matin and Collings’ OM type, Taylor’s GA type, Lakewood’s GC type, etc. Generally speaking, fingerstyle guitars pursue balance, rather than pursuing bass and power like the traditional D-shaped guitar used for playing and singing. Of course, because the styles of fingerstyle are very diverse, the barrel type is often not restricted. For example, the D type, which is not suitable in most cases, is quite effective for playing boards, so the D type is sometimes used for tailing.

The more common fingerstyle figures in recent years:

Japan: Oshio, Kishibe Masaaki, Nakagawa Asahi

South Korea: Zheng Chengha

< p> Germany: Ulli

China: Zhu Jiaming, Hu Yang, Chen Liang, Cao Siyi

Question 4: What is guitar fingerstyle style? Wikipedia Definition (translation below):

Fingerstyle guitar is the technique of playing the guitar by plucking the strings directly with the fingertips, fingernails, or picks attached to fingers, as opposed to flatpicking (plucking individual notes with a single plectrum, monly called a pick). The term fingerstyle is something of a misnomer, since it is present in several different genres and styles of music—but mostly, because it involves a pletely different technique, not just a style of playing, especially for the guitarist's picking/plucking hand.

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Fingerstyle guitar, as opposed to using a pick to pick individual notes, is a method of directly using the fingers to pick individual notes. The technique of playing strings with the tip, fingernail, or a pick attached to the fingernail (such as a finger pick). The term "fingerstyle" is actually an incorrect term, as it reflects different types and styles of music. But basically, and because it encompasses all the different techniques, "fingerstyle" is more than just a "style" of playing, especially with a guitarist's picking/plucking hand.

In other words, fingerstyle is not strictly a formal style, but a technique derived from the integration of all musical styles. Fingerstyle can embody any style, but it is not limited to Any style is an incredibly unique technique.

Question 5: How to get started with fingerstyle guitar. In fact, fingerstyle is not very difficult, but the fingering is difficult. Let me tell you this, when I first started playing guitar, I didn’t even know what fingerstyle was when I played and sang. Playing. Occasionally one day I saw a video of Zheng Chenghe. He was playing day by day. I started to plan that I would play it no matter what. In fact, when I think back, it was quite hard. I was looking at the fingerstyle score. I thought it was I played the part in the song just like that, but when I watched the video, it was not the same. I added a friend on the Internet and started asking him for advice. I only talked about it. I also taught myself very hard. I suggest you find a teacher to learn it. It was my first finger-playing song. The song is perfect day by day, just like Xiao Zheng's way of playing it without any flaws. It took me nearly a year, but I made the wrong choice at the beginning. I chose a somewhat difficult Oshio style. I suggest you start playing some simple fingertips. Playing songs such as Jingle Bells, Ten Year Old Boy, etc. Once you have become proficient in fingering, you can then move up the ladder and then play canon or other guitar fingerstyle. It is a process. It is a process that really requires you to study hard and practice hard. I won’t go into details. Got it! I am Q511718895. If you add me, I will teach you some introductory fingering techniques and reading music.

Question 6: What does fingerpicking mean in guitar? Fingerstyle generally means that we only talk about acoustic guitar! Folk guitars can be played solo, or in a group of two or even three! Very nice! When you first start learning folk guitar, you usually start by playing and singing. As time goes by, you will develop a sense of music and your hands will become smooth. Then you can start playing fingerstyle songs and it will come naturally!

Question 7: What is the difference between guitar playing and singing and fingerstyle playing? Ballads are actually not as simple as you think...some techniques take a long time to get used to...such as tapping strings, hammering strings, etc.~~

As for the fingerstyle you mentioned, it means playing the lead Play it together with the accompaniment. To put it bluntly, you are singing this song on the guitar~~

There is no necessary connection between the two. You can learn it even if you don’t learn folk songs and just play fingerstyle.

The key is to have a solid foundation in basic skills. It is recommended that you find a teacher to learn music theory systematically and understand the music and applications. It may be easier to accept

Question 8: What is the difference between fingerstyle guitar and folk guitar? Guitars: generally divided into folk guitar, classical guitar, electric guitar, electric bass (mainly used to play bass [also called "root note"] accompaniment in orchestra performances), and There is something called an "alien guitar." "Fingerstyle guitar" is a way of playing guitar, which means playing with your fingers. There is no type of guitar called a "fingerstyle guitar", you need to understand this!

Generally speaking, guitars used for practice are called "practice guitars", which are very cheap ones, also called "student guitars". Those used professionally for playing cost more than a thousand yuan, or even There are levels of 10,000 yuan.

If you are a beginner and have a lot of money, it is best to buy a better one (about 800 yuan is enough). Because the intonation, timbre, feel and the distance between the strings and the frets are quite reasonable, it will be relatively less difficult for the learner, which will greatly increase the learner's interest. If you don't have enough money, learning the piano is just for fun and not for playing in a group. For the purpose, you can buy one for about 300-500 yuan. But I personally don’t recommend buying a “student piano” that costs less than 300 yuan or even more than 100 yuan.

As for what kind of piano to learn, it depends on your purpose of learning the piano. Generally speaking, if you like listening to classical music, you should buy a "classical guitar", which is the kind with plastic strings. There are 12 frets (or 12 frets) from the first fret of the fingerboard to the end of the speaker. If you like to play modern or popular songs, or use them to accompany songs, buy a "folk guitar". There are generally two types of folk guitars, one with rounded corners and the other with cutaway corners (commonly known as "cutaway guitar"). There are 14 frets (or 14 frets) from the first fret on the fretboard to the speaker. If you want to join a band as an accompaniment, buy one that is plugged in (electric guitar or electric bass) for learning rock music!

Question 9: What is the difference between fingerstyle playing of folk guitar and classical guitar solo? 20 points. I personally think that fingerstyle is a derivative of folk playing and singing. It is mainly aimed at pop songs, which are simpler than classical music. Most of the guitar tabs used are 6-digit notation, and the fingering is also the fixed folk fingering.

Classical guitar has a long history and has a fixed set of classic classical guitar repertoire. The music scores used are also five-line notation, which is more professional and requires professional training. There is no fixed fingering method. The finger exercises are more systematic and require a lot of time to practice. The sitting posture and holding method are different from the fingering methods. The playing is also different, this is my personal opinion, for reference only

Question 10: Could you please tell me what the name of the guitar fingerstyle solo at this address is? Authoritative website's ranking of the top 100 fingerstyle guitar masters

1. Michael Hedges

2. Leo Kottke

3. Chet Atkins

4. Phil Keaggy

5. John Fahey

6. Adrian Legg

7. Merle Travis

8. John Renbourn

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9. Bert Jansch

10. Tommy Emmanuel

11. Norman Blake

12. Doc Watson

13 . Preston Reed

14. Laurence Juber

15. Martin Simpson

16. Don Ross

17. Nick Webb

18. Pierre Bensusan

19. Jorma Kaukonen

20. Sandy Bull

21. John Martyn

22. William Ackerman

23. Billy McLaughlin

24. Doyle Dykes

25. Steve Tibbetts

26. David Bromberg

27. Peter Lang

28. Kelly Joe Phelps

29. Tony Rice

30. Davy Graham

31. Alex deGrassi

32. Monte Montgomery

33. Muriel Anderson

34. Kaki King

35. Edward Gerhard

36. Bill Mize

37. Al Petteway

38. Peter Finger

39. Craig Chaquico

40. Greg Carmichael

41. Tim Reynolds

42. Pat Kirtley

43. Peter Huttlinger

44. Benjamin Woolman

< p> 45. Stephen Bennett

46. Richard Smith

47. Roy Harper

48. Martin Carthy

49. Peter Rowan

50. Sam Pacetti

51. Richard Leo Johnson

52. Stefan Gros *** an

53. El McMeen

54. Miles Gilderdale

55. Eric Tingstad

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56. Brooks Williams

57. Doug Smith

58. Peter Ostroushko

59. Tommy Jones

60 . D.R. Auten

61. Dirk Freymuth

62. Dan Schwartz

63. Peter Roller

64. Paul Geremia

65. Douglas Niedt

66. William Coulter

67. Tim Farrell

68. Arlen Roth

69. Joni Mitchell

70. Chris Smither

71. Andrew York

72. Richard Gilewitz

73. Gayla Drake Paul

74. Artie Traum

75. Robin Bullock

76. Thom Bresch

77. David Wilcox

78. Tracy Moore

79. Steve Baughman

80. Buster B. Jones

81. Robbie Basho

82. Peppino D'Agostino

83. Pat Donohue

84. Mike Dowling

85. T...>>