The introductory fingering tutorial for Little Star Electronic Keyboard is as follows:

1. The right hand from thumb to little finger represents 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in sequence.

2. Follow the music score of Little Star and play the notes corresponding to the fingers.

After mastering the basic fingering of Little Star, you can try some techniques and changes to make the performance more interesting and rich. The following are some ideas and suggestions:

1. Rhythm changes: Try changing the rhythm of playing Little Star, such as playing faster or slower, or using different rhythm patterns, such as playing in a rock style or jazz The rhythm of style.

2. Chord accompaniment: While playing the melody with your right hand, you can try adding chord accompaniment with your left hand to add rich harmonic effects to the music. You can try fingering according to the chord progression. For example, when pressing the C chord, place your left index finger on the C key, your middle finger on the E key, and your little finger on the G key.

3. Modify the key to play: You can change the key of Little Star and try to play it in other keys, such as transpose it to G major or F major, etc. This will expand the range of the repertoire and hone your ability to play in different keys.

4. Melody changes: You can try to add some simple changes or decorative sounds to add variety and expression to the music. For example, you can add vibrato, portamento, or grace notes to certain notes of the melody to make the music more lively.

5. Advanced performance: Once you have mastered the basic fingering and playing skills of Little Star, you can try to challenge more difficult versions or other music to gradually improve your skills and musical expression.

Notes on learning electronic keyboard

1. Regular practice: It is very important to maintain regular practice. Allocate a certain amount of time every day to practice basic skills such as key techniques, scales, and chords, as well as play music. Daily practice will help you build good technique and memory.

2. Correct hand position and posture: When learning the electronic keyboard, pay attention to the correct hand position and posture. Keeping your fingers relaxed and on the correct keys and maintaining an upright sitting or standing posture can reduce tension and fatigue in your hands and body.

3. Supervision and guidance: It is best to get professional supervision and guidance during the learning process. Find an experienced teacher who can help you establish correct technique, provide feedback and correction guidance, and create a personalized study plan for you.

4. Appropriate practice repertoire: Choose practice repertoire that suits your level, and gradually challenge more difficult repertoire. During the learning process, in addition to practicing skills and keys, you should also play more pieces to develop your performance skills and music understanding.